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This president bought the Louisiana Purchase and sent Lewis and Clark to explore it?
This president bought the Louisiana Purchase and sent Lewis and Clark to explore it?
Thomas Jefferson
Which Native American woman helped Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana Territory?
Which Native American woman helped Lewis and Clark explore the Louisiana Territory?
Sacagawea/Sacajawea
This tribe was the major group removed from their land in the Trail of Tears.
This tribe was the major group removed from their land in the Trail of Tears.
The Cherokee
What year was the Louisiana Purchase bought?
What year was the Louisiana Purchase bought?
1803
What was the Indian Removal Act and what year did it become a law?
What was the Indian Removal Act and what year did it become a law?
The Indian Removal Act was a law passed in 1830 by the U.S government, including Andrew Jackson, which gave the government the right to remove Native Americans from their land and make them move elsewhere.
Gold was discovered in which state?
Gold was discovered in which state?
California
Which trail was the most used trail by settlers during Westward Expansion?
Which trail was the most used trail by settlers during Westward Expansion?
The Oregon Trail
What year did the gold rush happen?
What year did the gold rush happen?
1849
In which Missouri city did the Oregon Trail begin?
In which Missouri city did the Oregon Trail begin?
Independence, Missouri
Name at least 3 trails that settlers used to go West.
Name at least 3 trails that settlers used to go West.
Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
Mormon Trail
Old Spanish Trail
California Trail
What country did the Industrial Revolution start in?
What country did the Industrial Revolution start in?
Britain
Describe early factory conditions.
Describe early factory conditions.
Harsh
Long hours (12-14 hours)
Dirty
Loud
Crowded
Dangerous
Lots of pressure
Repetitive
What is an assembly line?
What is an assembly line?
An assembly line is a line of people, where each person has one specific part to build. Then it goes down the line to the next person who does the next job.
or
a series of workers and machines in a factory by which a succession of identical items is progressively assembled.
What are textiles?
What are textiles?
Cloth, often used for clothes, blankets, furniture, etc.
What is the name of the British man that brought factory technology to America?
What is the name of the British man that brought factory technology to America?
Samuel Slater
What does transcontinental mean?
What does transcontinental mean?
Crossing a continent
or
Going across an entire continent
What is a Spinning Jenny?
What is a Spinning Jenny?
A machine used to make thread into yarn. One of the first machines and it allowed textiles to be created much faster.
Explain the Significance of the Cotton Gin?
Explain the Significance of the Cotton Gin?
Since the cotton gin sped up cotton production, it made cotton plantations more profitable. This led to more people starting cottong plantations, which then led to a HUGE RISE IN SLAVERY!!!!!!!!
Name 4 major inventions that were created during the industrial revolution.
Name 4 major inventions that were created during the industrial revolution.
Spinning Jenny
Cotton Gin
Transcontinental Railway
Telephone
Telegram
Dynamite
Steamboat
The Lightbulb
Sewing machine
Who was the inventor of the Cotton Gin/Interchangeable parts?
Who was the inventor of the Cotton Gin/Interchangeable parts?
Eli Whitney
Many Plains Indians relied on which animal to survive?
Many Plains Indians relied on which animal to survive?
Buffalo
These two immigrant groups were often the targets of prejudice and persecution at this time?
These two immigrant groups were often the targets of prejudice and persecution at this time?
The Irish and the Chinese
What are mood, morality, plot, and perspective?
What are mood, morality, plot, and perspective?
Mood - How it makes you feel
Morality - Good vs. Evil
Plot - Storyline
Perspective - Point of View
Why did the Irish start coming to the U.S? Why did the Chinese start coming to the U.S?
Why did the Irish start coming to the U.S? Why did the Chinese start coming to the U.S?
The Irish Potato Famine caused widespread starvation.
News of the Gold Rush reached the Chinese and many came looking for gold.
Explain this picture while relating it to Manifest Destiny
Explain this picture while relating it to Manifest Destiny
This picture IS Manifest Destiny.
LOOK AT ALL THOSE SYMBOLS
Telephone Wire = Technology
Bible = Religion/Christianity
Angel = Guiding the settlers WEST and bringing civilization from her.
Natives = Flee from her path along with the buffalo and bears.
Symbolism = East is lighter representing goodness/civilization.
West is darker representing evil/savageness
Evidence -
Point out :
Wagons
Trains
Steamboats
Farmers
Miners
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