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A long journey traveling with family

overland trails
A machine for cutting standing grain
reaper
To prepare and work on land in order to raise crops
cultivate
A person who supports getting rid of slavery
Abolitionist
The speed in which goods or services are made available
productivity
Rapid growth in the use of machines for manufacturing and production
industrialization
The movement of people from one place or country to another
migration
The right to vote
suffrage
Treating every person the same
equal rights
Lacking kindness or compassion
inhumane
The act of breaking through without permission or passing by force
violation
Present and ready for use
availability
Concerned with the judgment of the goodness or badness of your actions
morally
A free state in which the power rests with the citizens
independent republic
Trying to increase the size or the boundaries of a nation
territorial expansion
A person who organizes resources to bring a new or better good or service to market in hopes to earn a profit
entrepreneur
A person who is the first to think of or make something
inventor
Not having the necessities of life
deprived
The idea that expansion was for the good of the country and the right of the country
Manifest Destiny
A type of government where the people rule
democracy
Who played a leadership role in the women’s rights movement?
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Who was advocate to gain voting rights for women and equal rights for all?
Susan B. Anthony
Who was a former enslaved African American who was a nationally known advocate for equality and justice?
Isabella Sojourner Truth
What were people called who worked to end slavery?
Abolitionists
Supporters of what movement stated, “All men and women are created equal!”
Women’s Suffrage
What were people who were anti-slavery known as?
Abolitionists
What abolitionist wrote the Liberator newspaper and worked for immediate emancipation of all slaves?
William Lloyd Garrison
What abolitionist wrote the North Star newspaper?
Frederick Douglass
What were TWO things that abolitionists believed?
1. Immediate freeing of slaves 2. Slavery is morally wrong, cruel, and violated the principles of democracy
What abolitionist led hundreds of enslaved African Americans to freedom along the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman
Supporters of what movement believed that women were deprived of basic rights (voting, education, owning property)?
Suffrage Movement
Name 3 leaders of the Suffrage Movement.
1. Susan B. Anthony 2. Elizabeth Cady Stanton 3. Isabella Sojourner Truth
Name 3 leaders of the Abolitionist Movement.
1. Frederick Douglass 2. Harriet Tubman 3. William Lloyd Garrison
Who improved the steamboat?
Robert Fulton
What invention before the Civil War increased the need for slavery?
the cotton gin
What invention before the Civil War increased the productivity of the American Farmer?
reaper
Who invented the Cotton Gin?
Eli Whitney
Who invented the reaper?
Cyrus McCormick & Jo Anderson (slave)
What provided faster river transportation and connected Southern plantations to Northern industries and Western territories?
steamboat
Who was the entrepreneur who brought the reaper to the market?
Cyrus McCormick
What provided faster land transportation before the Civil War?
steam locomotive
Prior to the Civil War, where was most industrialization in America?
the North
The equipment produced in the North had an impact on what in the South?
the farming society of the South
What invention increased the need for slave labor to cultivate and pick crops?
Cotton Gin
Entrepreneurs hoped to make a profit. What is a profit?
money earned
What impact did the Cotton Gin have on Americans?
The Cotton Gin increased the production of cotton and thus increased the need for slave labor.
What impact did the reaper have on Americans?
The reaper increased productivity of the American farmer.
What impact did the steamboat have on Americans?
The steamboat provided faster river transportation and connected different parts of America.
What impact did the steam locomotive have on Americans?
The steam locomotive provided faster LAND transportation.
What territory was explored by Lewis & Clark from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean?
Louisiana Purchase
Florida was given to the United States through a treaty with what country?
Spain
What was given to the United States through a treaty with Spain?
Florida
What territory was purchased from France by Thomas Jefferson?
Louisiana Purchase
What was admitted to the Union after it became an independent republic?
Texas
What territory was divided between the United States and Great Britain?
Oregon
What territorial expansion doubled the size of the United States?
Louisiana Purchase
A war with Mexico resulted in what territory becoming part of the United States?
California & the Southwest Territory
How did the United States get the Louisiana Purchase?
Louisiana was purchased from France by Thomas Jefferson
How did the U.S. get California and the Southwest Territory?
California & the Southwest Territory became part of the U.S. after war with Mexico.
How did the U.S. get Texas?
Texas was admitted to the Union after it became an independent republic.
How did the United States get the Oregon territory?
The Oregon Territory was divided between the United States & Texas.
How did the United States get Florida?
Florida was given to the United States through a treaty with Spain.
During what time period did the United States acquire many territories?
1801-1861
The Oregon Territory was divided between the United States and what country?
Great Britain
Who did Thomas Jefferson buy the Louisiana territory from?
France
The United States gained possession of California and the Southwest Territory through a war with what country?
Mexico
What was influenced by geography and economic opportunity?
westward migration
What provided faster land transportation?
steam locomotive
One factor that influenced westward movement was population growth where?
Eastern states
One factor that influenced westward movement was the availability of cheap and fertile what?
land
List 4 economic opportunities that influenced westward movement.
1. California Gold Rush 2. Logging 3. Farming 4. Freedom for runaway slaves
What canal influenced westward movement by providing cheaper and faster transportation?
Erie Canal
People who supported the idea of Thomas Jefferson buying the Louisiana Purchase and expanding our nation believed in what idea?
Manifest Destiny
What is the idea or belief that expansion was for the good of the country?
Manifest Destiny
The Erie Canal, rivers, and steamboats influenced what factor of westward movement?
cheaper and faster transportation
Knowledge of what 2 overland trails influenced westward movement?
1. Oregon Trail 2. Santa Fe Trail
Westward migration was influenced by what 2 factors?
geography and economic factors
What is Manifest Destiny?
The belief that expansion was for the good of the country; the right of the country
What provided cheaper and faster river transportation (3 things)?

rivers, the Erie Canal, and the steamboat