What was the primary goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Finding a direct water route to the West Coast
These were effects of industrialization in the North
Population growth, urban society, job opportunity
This man was the President of the United States during the Mexican-American War.
James K Polk
This means before the war
Antebellum
T/F Mexico won the Mexican-American War
FALSE
This is a challenge that Lewis and Clark faced on their expedition:
Bears, Mosquitos, Difficult Terrain
The Southern economy relied on this:
Slavery
This was a tension between the U.S. and Mexico
This invention changed cotton farming in the South; who invented it?
Cotton Gin, Eli Whitney
T/F The North’s population was exploding due to the Industrial Revolution
TRUE
This is the idea that America had the God given right to expand West
Manifest Destiny
What was the movement in which machines changed peoples way of life and methods of manufacturing
Industrial Revolution
This battle ended the Texas Revolution
San Jacinto
Why was slavery important to the South
They believed they needed it to boost their agricultural economy
T/F More people were leaving farm life behind to open factories or build railroads
TRUE
This is the route that pioneers took during Westward expansion
Oregon Trail
These were effects that Manifest Destiny had on America
Native American relocation, economic growth, societal changes, doubling the size of the US
This impacted the issue of slavery after the Mexican American War
The U.S. doubled in size
How did the tensions of the Antebellum Period eventually lead to the Civil War?
It led to a constant debate over the need for slavery in the US
T/F Southern states had double the amount of railroad than Northern states
FALSE
This caused hundreds of thousands of immigrants to come to the U.S.
Gold Rush
These are the years gold was discovered and the peak of the gold rush began
1848;1852
This is the year that Mexico declared independence
1836
Industry vs Agriculture
These were the first group of miners that came to California during the Gold Rush
49-ers