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4th- Week 13

Studies Weekly Week 13 Vocab

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a major North American river and the chief river of the United States; its source is in Minnesota and the mouth is at the Gulf of Mexico Mississippi River
land or raw materials that occur naturally in the environment natural resources
territory in the northwest United States purchased from France for approximately $15 million in 1803 Louisiana Purchase
a large mountain range in the eastern United States Appalachian Mountains
port at the mouth of the Mississippi River Port of New Orleans
land set aside by the U.S. government on which American Indians live reservation
a direct waterway linking the Atlantic and Pacifc Oceans Northwest Passage
a member of the Shoshone Indian tribe of northwest America; guided the expedition of Lewis and Clark Sacagawea
a 19th century idea that the United States was destined to expand from sea to sea Manifest Destiny
one who believes the federal government should never have greater power than the government of each individual state; later became the Democratic-Republican party anti-federalist
gathering by fur traders for purpose of trading and replenishing supplies Westward Movement
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