Technology
This machine, invented by Eli Whitney, sped up Cotton processing
The Cotton Gin
President whom Declared War on Britain in 1812
James Madison
Served as interpreter on the Lewis and Clark Expedition
Sacagawea
This was the tribe that was forced upon the "Trail of Tears"
The Cherokee
The Name of the Current that ships rode from Europe to the United States for Trade
The Gulf Stream
This device sped up the harvesting of wheat and grain
Mechanical Reaper
President whom oversaw the Purchase of the Louisiana Territory
Thomas Jefferson
Invented the mechanical reaper
Cyrus McCormick
Which directions were Native Americans being pushed in the United States?
West
The first name of the all 6th grade Teachers (Ms. Timney and Mr. Hong included!)
Christopher, Cathe, Brianna, Sydney, Melanie, Kevin
Locomotives relied heavily around _________ technology.
Steam
President Jefferson commissioned these two men to explore the Louisiana Territory
Lewis and Clark
Wrote the Star Spangled Banner
Francis Scott Key
Which President did forced removal of the Native Americans begin?
Thomas Jefferson
A weak central government, no common currency, inability to enforce treaties, led to the creation of this US document
The Constitution
A new advance in technology created this new kind of ship
The Steam Boat
Which president oversaw the Monroe Doctrine?
James Monroe
Declared himself Emperor of France and sold the Louisiana territory to the United States.
Napolean
In what ways did the Cherokee attempt to resist removal
Through diplomacy and the courts
The shortest day of the year
December 21st
What specific technology during Westward Expansion created a higher demand for slaves?
Cotton Gin and Mechanical Reaper
Which presidents placed an embargo on British trade because they were "impressing" Americans into the Royal Navy.
Jefferson and Madison
Who saved the Portrait of Washington
Dolly Madison asked Paul Jennings to save the portrait.
Who was President in 1830 when Congress passed the Indian Removal Act?
Jackson
First the 5 presidents of the United States of America under the Constitution
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe