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HISTORY FINAL!

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Louisiana Purchase impact on size of USA USA doubled in size as a result
Louisiana purchase gave new access to the USA to the Mississippi River and New Orleans
Similarity between Pike and Lewis & Clark Expeditions both gave important new information about the trans-Mississippi (past Mississippi River) West of North America (modern day USA)
End of War of 1812 both countries realized they could not afford to continue the war without paying a heavy price
Contributed to the beginning of the War of 1812 British forced many US sailors to serve in the British navy and prevented US merchant ships from sailing to France
Florida Territory became part of the United States after the Adams-Onis Treaty was signed.
Importance of Monroe Doctrine during James Monroe's presidency helped to boost American confidence in the United States.
Know the order of events in the Mexican American War: 1. Rebels declare independence, 2. Santa Anna's army attacks rebels at the Alamo 3. Polk becomes US President 4. Texas joins USA as a slave state 5. Mexican-American war begins 6. California becomes a state
Identify the region where Stephen Austin started a settlement with 300 American families Texas
Trail of Tears the forced migration of the Cherokees to Indian Territory in Oklahoma
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