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From whom did the U.S. get the Louisiana Purchase?. The US purchased Louisiana from France. Who invented the Reaper?. Cyrus McCormick & Jo Anderson (a slave). Robert Fulton’s improvement of the steamboat did what?.
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Cyrus McCormick & Jo Anderson (a slave)
It connected Southern plantation to Northern industries and western territories
What invention cut grain faster and increased production of the American farmer?
Who explored the Louisiana Territory and where did they explore?
Lewis and Clark and they explored from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean
The US acquired Oregon with a treaty between the US and Great Britain
The belief that expansion was good for the entire country (a right and obligation)
What is the name of a man made waterway to help gain access to main water routes
Canals An example: Erie Canal located in New York
Why did people move west? (What helped westward migration?)
-overcrowding of eastern cities Economic reasons Freedom for former slaves availability of cheap and fertile land
-What land acquisition (territory) doubled the size of the US?
1.William Lloyd Garrison- wrote “The Liberator” 2.Harriet Tubman- former enslaved African American, who led the Underground Railroad 3.Frederick Douglass- wrote “The North Star”, a former enslaved African American
California/ Southwest Mexican Cession
1. Original 13 Colonies2. Treaty of Paris 17833. Louisiana Purchase4. Gadsden Purchase5. Florida6. Texas7. Oregon 8. California/Mexican Cession
It increased the production of cotton and led to the result and the demand for an increase of slave labor.
The name of two explorers that explored the Louisiana Purchase
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
It was annexed (added) after the winning their own independence from Mexico
The US gained California/Mexican Cession after winning the war with Mexico (treaty)
-Logging -gold mining -farming
1.Elizabeth Cady Stanton 2.Isabel Sojourner Truth- a former enslaved African American 3. Susan B. Anthony
A person who is the first to think of something or make something