Daniel Boone
Louisiana Territory
Native Americans Resist
Improvements in Transportation
Canals & Railroads
Vocabulary
100

This was Daniel Boone's occupation.

What is a a frontiersman and explorer?

100

He was the President of the United States when the Louisiana Territory was acquired.

Who is Thomas Jefferson? 

100

This was a main reason Native Americans resisted the settlers moving west.

What is settlers moving west leading the loss of their traditional lands and resources?

100

These were a common mode of transportation before the introduction of canals and railroads.

What are horse-drawn wagons or stagecoaches?

100

This was one purpose of building the Erie Canal. 

What was to create a navigable water route connecting the Great Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean, thereby reducing transportation costs and facilitating trade?

100

pioneer

What is a person who is among the first to explore or settle a new area, opening it up for others to follow?

200

Daniel Boone received his first rifle at this age. 

What is 12? 

200

They led the expedition to explore the Louisiana Territory. 

Who are Lewis and Clark? 
200

This was a decisive victory for the United States, leading to the signing of the Treaty of Greenville and further loss of Native American land for Native Americans.

What is the Battle of Fallen Timbers ?

200

These were made to improve road conditions and facilitate faster travel by charging tolls for their use. 

What are turnpikes? 

200

This was the main advantage of canals over overland travel. 

What is transport large quantities of goods more efficiently and at a lower cost? 

200

self-reliant

What is the ability to depend on oneself for one's needs and decisions without requiring assistance from others?

300

Daniel Boone spent several months each year doing this. 

What is hunting and exploring in the wilderness?

300

The name of the expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.

What is the Lewis and Clark Expedition? 

300

The Shawnee chief who tried to unite Native American nations against settlers. 

Who is Tecumseh? 

300

This person is credited with the idea of building the Erie Canal. 

Who is DeWitt Clinton?

300

This person designed and built the first steam locomotive in the United States, known as Tom Thumb.

Who was Peter Cooper? 

300

interpreter

What is a person who translates spoken or signed language from one language to another, facilitating communication between people who speak different languages. 

400

The land Daniel Boone helped to discover. 

What is Kentucky? 

400

This was a goal of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

What is to explore and map the newly acquired Louisiana Territory, find a water route to the Pacific Ocean, and establish American presence in the region?

400

The battle where Tecumseh's forces were defeated by American troops.

What is the Battle of Tippecanoe?

400

This reduced the cost of shipping goods by providing a cheaper and faster transportation route between the Midwest and the East Coast.

What is the Erie Canal?

400

This was one of the challenges faced by early railroad passengers.

What is discomfort from rough rides, exposure to the elements in open-air cars, and safety concerns due to the lack of standardized equipment and regulations?

400

lumber

What is wood that has been processed into beams, planks, or boards used in construction or carpentry. ? 

500

The name of the mountain pass Daniel Boone used to cross the Appalachian Mountains.

What is the Cumberland Gap?

500

This person served as an interpreter for the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Who is Sacagawea? 

500

He was killed in Battle of the Thames in 1813.

Who is Tecumseh?

500

This was the first commercially successful steamboat, made by Robert Fulton, revolutionizing transportation on rivers and lakes.

What is the Clermont?

500

This was a major drawback of early railroad systems in the United States.

What is limited reach and lack of interconnectedness, which hindered long-distance travel and trade?

500

stove

What is a device used for heating or cooking that typically burns fuel such as wood, coal, gas, or electricity to generate heat?