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5th grade SS test

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Manifest Destiny Manifest Destiny is the 19th century idea that Americans were chosen by God to settle all the land between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans
Goals of Lewis and Clark Expedition 1. Map the Louisiana Territory 2. Find water route to the Pacific Ocean 3. Keep a detailed record of land resources 4.Establish trade with indgenous groups. 5. Claim the land in the West of the US
Hardships faced he emigrants on the Oregon Trail Bad Weather, rough terrain, accidents such as gunshot wouds, burns, broken bones, conflict with Native Americans, Illness and diseases
Santa Fe Trail Used by Mexican and American traders a s a commerical route
Mormon Trail used by the mormons to escape persecution and hate
President Andrew Jackson Passed the Indian Removal Act in 1830 which gave the president power to negotitate treaties with Native American Tribes in order to remove them from their land
What was the cause of the Indian Removal Act? Many felt the Native Americans were in the way of the settles gaining more land
What were the effects of Indian Removal? 5 major tribes were removed and fforced to walk a trail to their new location. Millions of Native Americans lost their lives.
Who benefitted from the Gold Rush? Business owners who sold to the miners
How did the Gold Rush affect immigrants and Native Americans? Immigrants were pushed out and attacked. Native Americans forced off their land.
What was the view point of abolitionists? slavery was morally wrong
California Trail used by gold seekers during the California Gold Rush
Missouri Compromise in 1820, Missouri joined the Union as a slave state and Maine became a free state
Abolitionists Those who opposed slavery such as Fredrick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Abraham Lincoln
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