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Ch 15 Manifest Destiny

Explore the concept of Manifest Destiny and its implications in American history. Discover significant events related to the Louisiana Purchase, the role of key figures like James Monroe and Andrew Jackson, and conflicts involving Native Americans and enslaved individuals. Learn about the impact of the Mississippi River on agriculture, the Seminole Wars, and the Texas Revolution. This overview highlights the expansionist desires of the U.S. and the historical context surrounding territorial acquisition, including treaties and conflicts that shaped the nation.

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Ch 15 Manifest Destiny

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  9. Another name for obvious fate.

  10. What is Manifest Destiny

  11. The river upon which the city of New Orleans was located.

  12. What is the Mississippi River

  13. Many farmers west of the Appalachians used the Mississippi River to transport this to markets in Europe and on the east coast.

  14. What are crops?

  15. Napoleon planned to the use the Louisiana territory to grow food for these people.

  16. Who are slaves?

  17. Americans were concerned that Napoleon would do this to the Mississippi river

  18. What is close the Mississippi to trade?

  19. This person went to France to buy the city of New Orleans from France.

  20. Who is James Monroe?

  21. Monroe was offered to buy the entire Louisiana territory for how much money?

  22. What is $15 million dollars or .03 cents an acre?

  23. What was President Jefferson's greatest concern over the purchase of Louisiana?

  24. What is that the purchase was unconstitutional?

  25. This sunny peninsula was colonized by Spain the 1500’s.

  26. What is Florida?

  27. Slave owners in Georgia were upset with Florida because these two groups of people raided and destroyed farms.

  28. Who are the Seminole Indians and runaway slaves?

  29. This US military leader was sent to stop the raiding Seminole Indians of Florida.

  30. Who was Andrew Jackson?

  31. John Quincy Adams encouraged President Monroe to say this blunt message to Spain

  32. What is “Govern or get out!”?

  33. In 1819 Spain agreed to sell the US Florida for this amount?

  34. What is $5 million dollars?

  35. In 1827 this person was granted and agreed to terms with Spanish Mexico to start a colony.

  36. Who was Stephen Austin?

  37. Daily Double!! Daily Double

  38. This group of native Mexicans became uncomfortable with the new Americans who immigrated to their country.

  39. Who were the Tejanos?

  40. Texans rose up in rebellion against this Mexican General.

  41. Who is General Antonio Lopez de Santa Ana?

  42. These two Texans defended the Alamo to the end?

  43. Who were Davey Crockett and James Bowie

  44. Sam Houston was able to defeat general Santa Ana and the Mexican army in this battle.

  45. What is the battle of San Jacinto?

  46. The independent country of Texas took 10 years to become a state because it favored this.

  47. What is slavery?

  48. In 1819 these four countries claimed Oregon.

  49. What are Russia, Spain, Great Britain, and United States?

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