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7 - Chapter 3 Review

Review of Chapter 3

QuestionAnswer
A term for North America used by Europeans New World
To absorb into the prevailing culture Assimilate
The right of the government to use private property for public use Eminent Domain
The buying and selling of goods Commerce
The idea America was meant to expand from coast to coast Manifest Destiny
The ability to govern yourself Sovereign Rights
A little bit of something divided among many people Ration
Relating to health, cleanliness, disposal of garbage or waste Sanitation
A piece of land set aside by the U.S. government for Native Americans to live on Reservations
President who called for the Indian Removal Act of 1830 Andrew Jackson
Sent to find a water route that reached the Pacific Ocean Lewis & Clark
Called Kansas the “Great Desert” Stephen H. Long
First to place Kansas and Missouri on a map Louis Jolliet
France sent him to establish a relationship with Native Americans Du Tisne
Came to Kansas searching for Quivira Coronado
First America to travel over land in Kansas Zebulon Pike
Sent to establish relationships with Native Americans and Built fort Cavagnial. De Bourgmont
Considered the “Father of the Santa Fe Trail” William Becknell
Francisco Vazquez de Coronado came to Kansas to find: Quivira
French explorers and traders came to Kansas to: Establish trade relationships with the Native Americans
The description of Kansas as “The Great Desert” led Americans to think that Kansas would be: A difficult place for Americans to settle but a good place to relocate Native American tribes
What was the Santa Fe Trail? Was an important international trade route for moving freight
What was the Oregon Trail? Was used to move families to new homes in the west
What fort was built to regulate the fur trade? Fort Cavagnial
T or F: When the French explorers first came to Kansas there was no one living here. False
T or F: The Europeans brought new trade goods to Native Americans but they also brought new diseases. True
T or F: Lewis & Clark seemed to like Kansas, mentioning that there was a variety of game and that the prairie was very beautiful. True
T or F: The population of the United States did not grow until the 1970s. False
T or F: Indian tribes forced to emigrate to Kansas were assigned to reservations. True
T or F: Travelers on the Santa Fe Trail had so much food with them that they did not have to ration. False
T or F: It took immigrants four to six months to travel from western Missouri to the West Coast on the Oregon-California Trail. True
T or F: During this time, cultivation was a primary requirement for American settlement. True
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