Which letter on the map shows the Louisiana Purchase (1803)?
A
Who bought the Louisiana Territory?
Thomas Jefferson
What ocean were Lewis and Clark trying to reach?
The Pacific Ocean
What law forced Native Americans west of the Mississippi River?
Indian Removal Act
What event best shows Manifest Destiny?
The Oregon Trail migration
Which letter on the map shows the Oregon Territory (1846)?
B
How much did the U.S. pay for the Louisiana Purchase?
$15 million
Who helped guide the Lewis & Clark expedition?
Sacagawea
What was Jackson’s group of informal advisors called?
The Kitchen Cabinet
Why did settlers move west? (2 things)
Looking for new land and opportunities
Which letter on the map shows the Mexican Cession (1848)?
F
Why did Jefferson buy the Louisiana Territory?
He believed the U.S. would benefit from the land.
What imaginary river route did explorers hope to find?
The Northwest Passage
What was the forced march of the Cherokee called?
The Trail of Tears
Why did some people criticize Manifest Destiny?
It harmed Native Americans and other groups.
The Adams–Onís Treaty (1819) gave the U.S. which area? (Letter)
D
From which country did the U.S. buy the Louisiana Territory?
France
Describe the relationship between Lewis and Clark and the Native American tribes they met during the expedition.
They tried to build friendly relationships.
What was the spoils system?
Giving government jobs to loyal supporters
Why did many Americans support Manifest Destiny?
They believed God wanted the U.S. to spread west.
Why did the United States want the land from the Gadsden Purchase?
The U.S. wanted the land to build a southern railroad route.
How did the Louisiana Purchase change the United States?
It doubled the size of the country.
Name three things Jefferson told Lewis & Clark to do on the journey.
Map land, study plants/animals, make friends with Native Americans.
What Supreme Court ruling said states couldn’t interfere with Native American land?
Worcester v. Georgia
Why did American settlers move to Texas in the early 1800s?
The Mexican government offered cheap land to attract settlers.