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From the
Appalachians to the
Rockies
1770-1828
New Territories in the West
War of 1812
Pages 144-147
Daniel Boone
John Finley
Told
Cumberland Gap
Trail
Salt Discovery
The
Wilderness Road
A trail almost 300 miles long through the
Cumberland Gap from North Carolina to
Louisville, Kentucky, on the Ohio River.
Boonesborough
Daniel Boone built a fort not far south of
the present city of Lexington, Kentucky.
This fort became the town of
Boonesborough.
Scots-Irish
Pioneer
Kentucky
Became the first frontier or western state
part of Minnesota)
liberty
Freedom of speech
The right to trial by jury
Prohibited slavery
Public Schools w/ religious instruction
Treaty of Greenville
Established a boundary line between
Indian lands and the areas open to new
settlement
Ohio
In
Pages 147-153
Flatboat
Large rafts with flat bottoms that pioneers
used to follow the rivers west
New Orleans
Port city on the Mississippi River that
controlled all shipping in the West
The
Napoleon Bonaparte
French dictator. He planned to build his New
World Empire in Louisiana, with New Orleans
as his capital city. He forced the Spanish to
close the Mississippi River to American
trade.
The
Spring 1803
France
Robert Livingston
Louisiana Territory
Bought
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Teton Sioux
Excellent
Mandans
Lived
Sacagawea
Means Bird Woman.
Belonged to the Shoshoni tribe originally, but
was kidnapped as a child by a rival Indian
tribe and had eventually settled among the
Mandan.
She accompanied Lewis & Clark on their
expedition along with her husband, and
helped Lewis & Clark buy horses from the
Shoshoni.
Sacagawea
http://youtu.be/PnT0k9wdDZo
Montana
Big Sky Country
The Shoshoni
When
November 7, 1805
Lewis & Clark reached the Pacific Ocean
Chinook Indians
Helped
Zebulon Pike
Pikes Peak
Santa Fe
Pike
Haciendas
Spanish
ranches
Pages 153-158
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Jeffersons
Vice President
Barbary Pirates
Pirates
Neutrality
In
Impressment
The
War Hawks
A
Henry Clay
James Madison
The Prophet
Learned that a solar eclipse would occur
on a certain day from a Canadian trader
this is what made him appear to be a
prophet.
Tecumseh
War of 1812
Began in June 1812
Constitution
American
Warship
Nicknamed Old Ironside because
cannonballs that were fired at the
Constitution appeared to bounce off the
sides of the ship.
by Andrew Jackson
The Tennesseans met and defeated the
Creek Indians
by Andrew Jackson
The British retreated with heavy losses
This was the last great battle of the War
of 1812.
The war actually ended 2 weeks before
Treaty of Ghent
Ended
Hartford Convention
December
1814. A convention of
delegates met in Hartford, Connecticut to
condemn the war and declare the right of
a state to nullify (cancel) an act of
congress.
Pages 158-162
James Monroe
Virginia Dynasty
A
Protective Tariffs
Nationalism
National
pride
Florida
Before 1819, Florida belonged to Spain
The Spanish failed to preserve law and order
in Florida and used the region as a base to
attack American settlers
In 1818, Jackson invaded Spanish Florida
Adams-Onis Treaty
Missouri
1st state to be located entirely west of the
Mississippi River
Duty
Fee
state
Provided for the admission of Missouri
as a slave state
Election of 1824
Four
Sectionalism
Voting
President
National Republicans
Supported
a program of nationalism
Wanted a strong central government
Democrats
Took
July 4, 1826
50th
anniversary of Americas
independence
Both Thomas Jefferson and John Adams
died on this day.
th
Andrew Jackson
President of the United States
The Man from Tennessee