Economic Opportunities
Impact on Native Americans
Spreading American Influence
Consequences
Key Events
100

Most farmers and settlers moved west to find more of this.

What is fertile land?

100

The US Government forced Native tribes to sign these to give up their land.

What are treaties?

100

This belief justified America expanding Westward.

What is Manifest Destiny?

100

The northern states opposed slavery and its expansion, also known as this

What is abolitionism

100

The Treaty of Paris in 1783 was signed after the Revolutionary War, giving the US land up to this major river.

What is the Mississippi River?

200

The discovery of this precious metal caused a rush of people to move far west.

What is gold?

200

In exchange for giving up their land, what were Native tribes promised?

What is food, goods, and resources?
200

This purchase doubled the size of the U.S. in 1803.

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

200

This became stronger as a result of Manifest Destiny.

What is the economy?

200

Thomas Jefferson acquired the Louisiana Territory from this nation.

What is France?

300

This type of transportation structure made it easier for settlers to move west.

What are railroads?

300

This animal, very important to the Native Americans, was nearly wiped out due to overhunting.

What is a buffalo?

300

These men led an expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory.

Who are Lewis and Clark?

300

This long trail leading to the Pacific Northwest became infamous for disease, such as cholera, which killed thousands of settlers.

What is the Oregon Trail?

300

The Northwest Ordinance was document in 1787 that was a system for creating these in the western territories.

What are states?

400

Settlers were promised land for free if they agreed to do this on their land.

What is farm the land?

400

Native tribes were forced to move from their ancestral lands and live on these.

What are reservations?

400

The painting, "American Progress," portrays the nation as superior and support for its own interests, especially to the exclusion or detriment of the interests of other nations. This is also known as...

What is nationalism?

400

Forced assimilation, the act of erasing one's language, culture, and way of life, was imposed on these people.

Who are Native Americans?

400

This officially took effect in 1789, becoming the precedent for all federal government decisions.

What is the constitution?

500

This trading industry brought people west before farming became common.

What is the fur trade?

500

Many tribes were forced to move far distances and live in "Indian Territory," which was located in this present-day state.

What is Oklahoma?

500

Which of the following did NOT increase as a result of Manifest Destiny?
Trails
Population
Native Tribes
Farms
Enslaved People

Native Tribes

500

The production of this cash crop significantly increased as a result of manifest destiny.

What is Cotton?

500

The US purchased the Louisiana Territory, initially because they were interested in this major port city.

What is New Orleans?