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100

an artificial waterway built for boat travel

What is a canal?

100

Made the syllabary for the Cherokee people, which enabled them to write and read. 

Who is Sequoyah?

100

a system of government where power belongs to the people

What is democracy?

100

Not wanting European nations to control countries in the American continent (give date & title)

What was the Monroe Doctrine in 1823?

100

An area under the control of a government

What is territory?

100

Name the feature in UT.

What is the Great Salt Lake?

200

a machine invented by Eli Whitney that quickly separates sticky seeds from raw cotton fibers

What is the cotton gin?

200

He fought hard for abolition but was told again and again that he wasn't allowed to talk about it. 

Who was John Quincy Adams?

200

a large farm or estate dedicated to growing a single cash crop

What is a plantation?

200

When President Jackson broke the law for our nation's benefit. It killed thousands of people. 

What is the Trail of Tears in 1830?

200

An economic system where prices, production, and distribution of goods are determined by the forces of supply and demand

What is market economy?

200

Name the feature in Wyoming.

What is The Devil's Tower?

300

The supreme power & authority of a state to govern itself

What is sovereignty?

300

Describe the paintings we saw and what was beautiful about them.

What is...

American Indian paintings that showed their bravery and skill.

Landscapes that showed the beauty of the newly acquired land.

300

the official act of ending slavery by law

What is abolition?

300

Travel by water that made trade & commerce less expensive. It was 4' deep and 40' wide.

What is the Erie Canal in 1825?

300

An agricultural plant grown to sell for money

What is cash crop?

300

Name the feature that spreads across half of Wyoming and Colorado.

What are the Rocky Mountains?

400

the act of being moved from a place

What is removal?

400
He was a runaway slave who could read and write. He became a great orator and influenced the President. 

Who was Frederick Douglass?

400

the edge of a settled area where wild or unexplored land begins

What is frontier?

400

People travel by choice for economic prosperity and free land.

What was westward expansion of 1841?

400

the civil right to vote in public political elections

What is suffrage?

400

Name the Rocky Mountain states and their capitals.

What is Salt Lake City, Utah; Denver, Colorado; Cheyenne, Wyoming; Helena, Montana; and Boise, Idaho?

500
a formal, written & legally binding agreement between countries

What is a treaty?

500

These things caused Americans to move west, 

and the expansion cost. (list 2 of each)

What is Manifest Destiny, the desire for free land, easier transportation, gold, and better opportunities?

What did it cost the soul of America when it broke laws and didn't respect the dignity of American Indians and Enslaved persons, and the immigrants who died making the canal for cheap? 

500

19th century belief that the U.S. was divinely ordained to expand its borders across the North American continent.

What is Manifest Destiny?

500

A machine that made the South demand more labor. 

What is the cotton gin of 1830?

500

The formal act of a government taking over land that was not part of its area before

What is annexation?

500

Name the feature that spreads from Colorado to Utah.

What is the Colorado River?