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Manifest Destiny

Mr. Krupp Manifest Destiny Study Guide

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What is Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan Ayala) The belief that the United States was destined by God to expand throughout the Continent.
When was Northwest Ordinance created? (Jonathan) 1787.
What was the Northwest Ordinance? (Jonathan) Set up and orderly way for western lands to become states.
How did the Northwest Ordinance allow territories to become states? (Jonathan) When the population reached 60,000 they could apply for full statehood.
According to Northwest Ordinance how did areas become territories? (Jonathan) When the population reached 5,000 the settlers could elect their own legislature and become a territory.
Why did the United States grow westward? (1-2) (Jonathan) 1. Americans wanted land. 2. Americans wanted gold.
Why did the United States grow westward? (3) (Jonathan) White Americans felt superior to Native Americans, Mexicans, British, etc.
What problem did westward expansion create? (Jonathan) Racism.
What were the economic causes of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) 1. Cheap land so that families could farm for themselves. 2. Opportunities to start businesses. 3. Maybe get rich quick with gold.
What was phase 1 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) United States 1783.
What was phase 2 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Louisiana Purchase 1803.
What was phase 3 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Ceded by Spain (Florida) 1819.
What was phase 4 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Texas Annexation 1845.
What was phase 5 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Oregon Territory 1846.
What was phase 6 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Mexican Cession 1848.
What was phase 7 of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) Gadsden Purchase 1853.
In 1818 this land was ceded to United States by which country? (Jonathan) Great Britain, Most of North Dakota.
In 1842 these lands was ceded to United States by which country? (Jonathan) Webster-Ashburton Treaty, Great Britain, North Maine and Minnesota.
In 1819 this land was ceded to United States by which country? (Jonathan) Spain, Louisiana.
In 1810-1812 this land was ceded to United States by which country? (Jonathan) No Country, Coast of Alabama and Mississippi.
What were the social causes of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) 1. Racism. 2. The belief that one race is better than others.
What were the political causes of Manifest Destiny? (Jonathan) As Americans territories grew westward. States had to decide to be free or slave.
What were the political causes of Manifest Destiny related to people moving? (Jonathan) People moved to turn states free or slave.
Where were the effects of Manifest Destiny related to territory? (Andrew Condie) 1. The United States got bigger. 2. Native Americans and Mexicans lost territory.
What did the United States become at the end of the Manifest Destiny? (Andrew) The United States became an emerging world power.
What country was Texas apart of? (Andrew) Texas was a part of Mexico but revolted.
When did Texas become its own country? (Andrew) 1836.
What did Texas want to happen? (Andrew) Texas wanted to be annexed (become a state) for safety and money reasons.
Why was Texas Annexation controversial? (Andrew) Mexico was upset because they felt Texas still belonged to them.
When was Texas admitted as a state? (Andrew) Texas was annexed (admitted as a state) in 1845.
What was the territorial dispute that led to U.S. Mexican War? (Andrew) Mexican and the United States disagreed about their border.(Nueces River v. Rio Grande).
Where was the U.S. Mexican War fought? (Andrew) The Mexican and U.S. army fought in conflicted area and the U.S. Mexican War began.
What river did the Mexican and U.S. dispute? (Andrew) Nueces River v. Rio Grande.
Why is the U.S. Mexican War seen as a "War of Northern Aggression"? (Andrew) The U.S.-Mexican War was an attempt to gain more land.
What was trigger for the Mexican American War according to Mexicans? (Andrew) The border fight was just an excuse for war.
What is the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo? (Andrew) Treaty that ended the U.S. Mexican War in 1848.
What were the states the United States gained in Mexican Cession? (Andrew) The United States gained California, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Nevada (CANCUN).
What is the Mexican Cession? (Andrew) The lands that Mexico lost to the United States in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
When did the Gadsden Purchase occur? (Andrew) 1854.
How much money was the Gadsden purchased for? (Andrew) 10 million dollars.
Why was the Gadsden Purchase occurred? (Andrew) The land purchased allowed for a transcontinental railroad (across the nation).
When did the Louisiana Purchase occur? (Andrew) 1803.
How much money was the Louisiana purchased for? (Andrew) 25 million dollars.
What did the Louisiana Purchase do to the U.S. in terms of land? (Andrew) More than doubled the size of the United States.
What states were apart of the Louisiana Purchase? (Andrew) All of Midwest, From Montana to Louisiana.
How did the United States gain the Oregon Territory? (Andrew) The Oregon Territory was established in a compromise with the British.
What year did the United States gained the Oregon Territory? (Andrew) 1846.
What states were apart of Oregon Territory? (Andrew) All of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho and parts of Wyoming and Montana.
What was Seward's Folly (Alaska)? (Andrew) Alaska was purchased from Russia by William Seward.
How much was Alaska purchased for? (Andrew) 7.2 million dollars.
What was the Mormon Trail? (Akshar Patel) Mormons were being threatened for their religious ideas.
What was Utah's State Nickname? (Akshar) Beehive State.
When states did the Mormon trail start and end? (Akshar) Ended in Utah and started in Missouri and Illinois.
What time period was the Mormon trail used? (Akshar) 1846-1868.
Why was the Mormon Trail important? (Akshar) Mormons used the trail to practice their religious freedom, just like the Puritans and Pilgrims.
What was the full name of the Mormons? (Akshar) Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
What did the Mormons turned Utah into? (Akshar) Mormons turned Utah from a desert into a successful community?
What was the Santa Fe Trail? (Akshar) Route or Road that went through Santa Fe, New Mexico.
When states did the Oregon trail start and end? (Akshar) Mexico City and Mississippi River.
Why is the Santa Fe Trial important? (Akshar) Important for trade, used as the invasion route for the U.S. during the U.S.-Mexican War.
What time period was the Oregon trail used? (Akshar) 1811-1890s.
When states did the Oregon trail start and end? (Akshar) Trail was from the Mississippi River to Oregon.
Why is the Oregon Trail important? (Akshar) Over 400,000 used the trail it helped populate the west of the United States.
What is the Physical Geography? (Akshar) The climate, soil, rivers, mountains, and vegetation of a place.
Why is the Mississippi River Important? (Akshar) The river is used for transportation and for farming.
What title does the Mississippi River hold? (Akshar) The largest river in the United States.
What are the characteristics of the Great Plains? (Akshar) Flat land without hills, mountains, and very few trees.
Why is the Great Plains good for farmlands? (Akshar) The water underneath the ground (aquifers) made the Great Plains great farmland.
What title does the Rocky Mountains hold? (Akshar) The highest mountains in the United States.
The Rockies led to which purchase? (Akshar) The Rockies are very hard to cross witch made the U.S. buy the Gadsden Purchase.
What was significant of the Pacific Ocean (Akshar) The Pacific Ocean was the goal destination of Manifest Destiny.
What tile does the Pacific Ocean hold? (Akshar) The largest Ocean in the world.
What was the gold rush first step? (Akshar) First step in making California the most populous state in America.
What did the gold rush do? (Akshar) The gold in California brought thousands of people to the state.
How did Manifest Destiny affect the lives of millions of people? (Territory) (Akshar) During Manifest Destiny thousands of miles of land became American.
How did Manifest Destiny affect the lives of millions of people? (Groups) (Akshar) Some groups lost land, others gained land and opportunity.
How did Manifest Destiny affect the lives of millions of people? (People) (Akshar) Everyone's life was changed.
Why did Europeans come to United States? (Akshar) Came to America looking for land, work, and religious freedom.
Why group of people came to United States? (Akshar) Mostly Irish, British, and Germans.
How were Irish-Americans treated? (Akshar) Irish Americans were discriminated against because they were Catholic and poor.
How were Asian-Americans treated? (Akshar) Asian Americans were treated unfairly because of racism and they were seen as competition for work.
How were Mexican-Americans treated in America? (Akshar) Mexican-Americans were given citizenship in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, but they were discriminated against heavily.
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