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Westward Expansion Review

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Three countries have owned California? What are they?◊ Spain◊ Mexico◊ United States

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What did northerners want to stop the spread of into Texas?◊ slavery

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He was the first president of the Republic of Texas.

◊ Sam Houston

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How long did the overland journey to Oregon take?

◊ Four to six months

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What was the name of the treaty that ended the war with Mexico?

◊ Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

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What mountains did the pioneers have to pass to get to Oregon?

◊ Rocky Mountains

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This theory stated that it was a right from God that the United States expand from Atlantic to Pacific Ocean.

◊ Manifest Destiny

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What are the Mexican War and Indian Removal examples of?◊ Manifest Destiny

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Who was the military and political leader of Mexico during the war with the U.S.?

◊ Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

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What was the name of the old mission where many Texans died while fighting the Mexican Army?

◊ The Alamo

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Who was U.S. president during the war with Mexico?◊ James K. Polk

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Out of ten, how many people died on the Oregon Trail?◊ One, uno

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What was the biggest enemy of the pioneers on the trip to Oregon?

◊ Diseases, mainly cholera, which is caused by bad water

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He was the leading American general during the Mexican War.◊ Winfield Scott

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What states became part of the United States after the war with Mexico?

◊ California, New Mexico, Arizona

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How long was the trip to Oregon?◊ 2,000 miles

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How many men does it take for a two-part legislature to be elected?

What does the Northwest Ordinance promise to settles?

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This religious group went to Oregon seeking religious freedom.

◊ The Mormons

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What nickname did Texans adopt for Texas after they declared it an independent nation?◊ Lone Star

Republic

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What phrase did Americans use to explain their expansion westward?

◊ Manifest Destiny

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◊ Which trail to the West was the longest?

◊ What town was the starting point for both the Oregon Trail and the Sante Fe Trial?

◊ Where did the Oregon Trail end?◊ Which of the following Native

American tribes would a settler by unlikely to encounter on the Sante Fe Trail?

◊ Which two trails used the South Pass?

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Conflict with Mexico became highly likely following the granting of statehood to what state?◊ Texas

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What did the Mexican government ask the settlers coming to Texas to do?◊ Convert to Catholicism◊ Obey Mexican laws◊ Become Mexican citizens

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Who brought Americans to Texas to settle?◊ Stephan Austin

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This purchase finalized Americas manifest destiny and the Mexican War.◊ Gadsden

Purchase

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What could the title of the picture below be?

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What natural barrier would a pioneer traveling west to California encounter that a pioneer traveling to Oregon would not?

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Which area on the map was acquired by the United States as a result of the Mexican War?

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What was the main purpose of the Lewis and Clark expedition?◊ To explore the Louisiana Territory

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Where did the Lewis and Clark Expedition start?

Where did the Lewis and Clark Expedition end?

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What was the cause of the War of 1812?◊ The impressment

of American sailors

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Why was the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812 unnecessary?

◊ The treaty ending the war had already been signed, but no one knew it yet because it took so long for the message to get across the ocean

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Who was the American president during the War of 1812?

◊ James Madison

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Who became a national hero during the Battle of New Orleans?

◊ Andrew Jackson

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Who did President Jefferson ask to lead the expedition to Louisiana?

◊ Meriwether Lewis

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What famous event happened at the Battle of Fort McHenry during the War of 1812?◊ Francis Scott Key

wrote the words to the Star Spangled Banner?

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What was the “spoils system”?◊ elected officials rewarding political

backers with government jobs

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What was the name of the treaty that ended the War of 1812?◊ Treaty of

Ghent

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In which state did Jackson receive the highest number of electoral votes?

In which state did Adams receive the highest number of electoral votes?

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What was the idea of spreading political power to the people called?◊ Jacksonian Democracy

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What two men ran for president in 1824 and 1828?◊ John Quincy

Adams and Andrew Jackson

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What is the “spoils system?”◊ When government jobs were given

to the people who helped the president get elected.

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This Indian created the Cherokee language.◊ Sequoya

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What did President Jackson do in connection with the national bank?◊ He vetoed the bill extending its

charter

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What was President Jackson’s solution to white settlers hunger for more land?

◊ The Indian Removal Act

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Who did Jacksonian Democracy give political power to?◊ The majority

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The Cherokee Trail of Tears was a result of ◊ Manifest Destiny◊ The Indian

Removal Act◊ White hunger for

more land

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What year experienced the steepest decline in U.S. imports and exports?

◊ During what year did U.S. imports reach $140 million?

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What does this time line represent?