Whiskey Rebellion/Government Power
Louisiana Purchase
Lewis and Clark
Manifest Destiny
Trail of Tears /Missouri. Compromise
100

Why is it important for a government to enforce its laws?

To maintain order and authority.

100

How did the United States gain new land during the Louisiana Purchase?

By buying it from another country (France).

100

Who led the the Lewis and Clark Expedition? (First and Last Name)

William clark and Meriwether lewis

100

What was Manifest Destiny?

The belief that the U.S. should expand westward. 

100

What president ordered the removal of the Native Americans, particularly out of the Georgia area?

Andrew Jackson

200

How did the government respond to a challenge from its citizens during the Whiskey Rebellion?

It sent troops to enforce the law

200

Why was land important for the growth of the United States?

It created more opportunities for farming and trade. It also allowed populations to grow. 

200

What famous Native American assisted Lewis and Clark on their Expedition? 

Sacagawea

200

When did Manifest Destiny Start? (After what event)

Following the Purchase of the Louisiana Territory and the Expedition of Lewis and Clark. 

200

What was lost by Native Americans during this time?

Land, homes, and resources

300

What did the Whiskey Rebellion show about the new U.S. government?

It could enforce laws and maintain order. It will work. 

300

How much did the United States pay for the Louisisana Territory from France?

$15,000,000
300

Why were individuals like Sacagawea important to the expedition?

They helped guide and support the journey

300

What was one positive outcome of Manifest Destiny?

Populations grew, the country got larger, more resources for economic growth (more answers possible). 

300

How did Jackson's view of Native Americans differ from Thomas Jefferson's?

Jackson wanted the NA removed and Jefferson believed in assimilation.

400

What did Whiskey Rebellion Show about the government under the newly created Constution?

It could enforce laws and maintain order.

400

Who was president when the United States Purchased the Louisiana Terrirory

Thomas Jefferson

400

What were the three goals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition that Thomas Jefferson wanted accomplished?

1. Make good relations with the Natives

2. Find a single water passage to the Pacific Ocean

3. Document all new scientific discoveries (Geography, animals, plants, insects, etc.) 

400

What was one negative aspect of Manifest Destiny?

It adversity affected Native Americans, Bison Populations crashed, destruction of habitat, it did not end slavery in the south (more answers possible). 

400

Name the 5 tribes most affected by the Indian Removal Act.

Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw, Seminole, and Choctaw

500

How did the Whiskey Rebellion show that the Constitution created a stronger government than the Articles of Confederation?

The government sent troops to enforce the law, showing it had power unlike under the Articles

500

How did the Louisiana Purchase impact the growth of the United States, and why was it controversial for President Thomas Jefferson?

It doubled the size of the U.S., but Jefferson questioned if it followed the Constitution. Not clear if the President (executive branch) had the authority to make such a purchase.

500
Did Lewis and Clark accomplish all 3 of Thomas Jefferson's Goals?  Explain. 

Sort of, 2 of the 3 were accomplished, but they did not really find one single water passage but they still made their way to the Pacific Ocean. 

500

Was Manifest Destiny positive or negative for the United States? Make a claim and provide evidence. 

Several Answers, Mr. Russo will determine if your response is acceptable. 
500

What was the Missouri Compromise and what did it show about the state of the Country's unification?

The Missouri Compromise was an agreement that admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state while drawing a line (36°30′) to limit slavery’s expansion, showing the country was deeply divided and only staying unified through temporary compromises.

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