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Louisiana Purchase

The Louisiana Purchase Guided Reading Quiz review

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American Pioneers were in search of ____ and _________ heading over the ________ into ___________ and __________. land. adventure. mountains. Kentucky and Tennessee
Most of the pioneers were ______. They made a long journey over the __________ Mountains. Pioneers trudged along muddy ____ and cut their way through the ________. farmers. Appalachian. roads. forest.
What did settlers load their goods on? ________ ________, sturdy vehicles topped with ______ _______ Conestoga wagons. white canvas.
What were the settlers two most prized possessions? a _____ for __________ and _________ and an ___ to ____ their way through the dense forests. rifle. protection. hunting. ax. hack.
In 1800, the territory of the US extended only as far ____ as the __________ River. The area ____ of the river is known as the Louisiana Territory- belonged to _____ west. Mississippi. west. Spain
Louisiana Territory was anchored to the south by the city of ___ _______and extended ____ to the _______ Mountains. New Orleans. west. rocky.
Many pioneers settled down and established _____ along _______ that fed into the upper ___________ River. They need the river to _____ their ______ to ___________ farms. rivers. Mississippi. ship. crops. markets.
In 1802, the _______ changed their _______. They refused to allow ____________ goods to move into or past ___ _________. Spain. policy. American. New Orleans
1802, Jefferson learned that _____ and _______ had made a ______ ____________ that transferred the Louisiana Territory to ______. Spain. France. secret agreement. France.
France's leader, ________ ____________, had plans for empires in ________ and ___________ Napoleon Bonaparte. Europe. Americas.
Jefferson sent _____ _______ as a representative to ______. Jefferson authorized the American ________ to offer as much as ___ million for ___ ________ and ____ _______. James Monroe. France. diplomats. ten. New Orleans. West Florida.
Napoleon Bonaparte was forced abandon his ____ for an American ________. He sent troops to ________ _______ of ______ ________ (i.e. Now ____) to crush a _____ against _______ rule. plans. empire. Caribbean Island. Santos Domingo. Haiti and Dominican Republic. revolt. French
The leader of the revolt, ______ ___________ was a grandson of an _______ ____ and a determined __-_____. Toussaint Louverture. African chief. ex-slave.
The situation in ______ _______ helped the US. Stunned by their losses, the _____ feared that ______ might persuade the __ to join forces with them (The _____ needed money to ______ Napoleon's plans for ___ against _______). Santos Domingo. French. Britain. US. French. finance. war. Britain.
The ______ believed they had something for sale that the __ might want to buy. French. US
French foreign minister, ______ de _______ informed the American diplomats that the whole ________ _________ was for sale. Charles Talley. Louisiana Purchase.
The deal was too good to passup for ______ ______ and _______ _________, the American diplomats. After a few days of _____________, the parties agreed on a price of $__ million James Monroe. Robert Livingston. negotiation. 15.
The new territory would provide ______ and __________ land for ________ for generations to come. cheap. abundant. farmers.
Jefferson worried whether the purchase was _____. The US ___________ said nothing about acquiring new _________. legal. Constitution. territory.
Jefferson decided that the government's ______-making purchase powers allowed the _________. With the signing of the ________, the size of the US. treaty. purchase. treaty
Jefferson wanted to know more about the lands west of the ____________ River. The US _______ was more interested in the _________ possibilities and in sites for future _____. Mississippi. Congress. commercial. forts.
_________ Lewis (__yrs old) and ________ Clark (__ yrs old) were to head the expedition. Meriwether. 28 William. 32.
Lewis was a private ______ of Jefferson. He had served in the _______. Clark was the __-______ of the expedition and was a friend of Lewis from _________ service. secretary. military. co-leader. military.
Lewis and Clark were knowledgeable amateur ________ and had conducted ________ with ________ ___________. scientists. business. Native Americans.
Lewis and Clark assembled a crew of expert _______ ___, gunsmiths, ________, scouts, and a ____. Two men of mixed ______ American and ________ heritage served as ___________. An _______ American named ____ rounded out the group river men. carpenters. cook. Native. French. Interpreters. African. York.
Jefferson instructed the explorers to find a ______ across the _______ Mountains to the ______ _____. They were to learn as much about ______ Americans and treat them in a ______ manner. route. Rocky. Pacific Ocean. Native. Friendly.
Additionally, Lewis and Clark were to collect _____ and _______ _____ and chart the __________ of the region. plant. animal specimen. geography.
The expedition left __._____ in the spring of ____ slowly working its way up to the _______ River. Lewis and Clark kept a _______ of the voyage. St. Louis. 1804. Missouri. journal.
October, Lewis and Clark reached a site near present-day _____, North Dakota, home of the ______ people- survived by hunting _______ and raising ___, squash, and _____. Bismarck. mandan. buffalo. corn. beans.
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