Expanding the Nation
Native Americans
Exploration
Conflicts & Hardships
Economy & Gold
100

The Belief that the US was destined to expand across the continent.

What is Manifest Destiny?

100

 This act forced Native Americans to forfeit their land on the East side of the Mississippi River.

What is the Indian Removal Act?

100

These two famous explorers led an expedition to map out the Louisiana Purchase.

Who are Lewis and Clark?

100

Custer’s Last Stand is also known as the Battle of this

What is Little Big Horn?

100

Panning, sluicing, and explosives were considered techniques for finding this.

What is gold?

200

This land acquisition practically doubled the size of the United States

What is the Louisiana Purchase?

200

The forced removal under the Indian Removal Act relocated Native Americans to this present-day state.

What is Oklahoma?

200

 This Native American girl helped guide Lewis and Clark on their journey to the Pacific Ocean

 Who is Sacagawea?

200

 This Native American Chief had a vision of war.

Who is Sitting Bull?

200

 This organization is a survey used to collect quality data about the nation’s people and economy

What is the Census Bureau?

300

The country that the United States acquired the Louisiana territory from.

What is France?

300

 The introduction of this animal led many Native Americans to live a nomadic lifestyle.

What is the Horse?

300

 The expedition led by Lewis and Clark discovered over this many species of wildlife.

 What is 300?

300

General George Custer took matters into his own hands by pursuing this initiative.

What is Native American removal?

300

The census takes place every this many years

 What is 10 years?

400

This act allowed pioneers to purchase 160 acres of public land for $10.

What is the Homestead Act?

400

Native Americans used this animal for food, worship, and tools, but never for sport.

What is the buffalo?

400

 The majority of those who traveled west in search of a better life traveled by this physical method

What is by foot?

400

The 3 struggles Western Settlers had to go through.

What are Native American attacks, Disease, and Starvation?

400

During westward expansion, these made trading goods more efficient.

What are railroads?

500

Western settlers had to cultivate the land for a minimum of this many years to keep it under the Homestead Act.

What is 5 years?

500

Corn, squash, and beans are collectively known as this in Native American agriculture.

What are the 3 sisters?

500

 This major river was the primary trade route prior to westward expansion

What is the Mississippi River?

500

 Violence & theft, unfair trials, and wrongful accusations were considered this in the west.

What are injustices of the west?

500

 Starvation, explosions, and collapsing tunnels were all major examples of these during the Gold Rush.

What are dangers miners faced?