'Western territory' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 9 Section 2

Chapter 9 Section 2. Western Territory. Settlers traveled in Conestoga Wagons They are sturdy vehicles covered in white canvas Settlers most valued a rifle and an axe. Conestoga Wagons. Western Territory. By 1800, the US only extended as far as the Mississippi River

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Do Now 9/29/08

Do Now 9/29/08. What was going on in Europe in the late 17 th century? What 3 European groups had land claims in North America in 1753?. North America in 1753. Why might it become a problem to have 3 European powers in North America?. France Draws the Line.

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Lewis & Clark

Lewis & Clark. Lewis & Clark courageous explorers Lewis & Clark American men. Journeyed west did their best for their country and then Oh Lewis & Clark traveled home again. Spoken solo:.

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Unit 6

Unit 6. Jackson, Manifest Destiny, Transportation, Communication, Immigration. . Which of the following best explains the policy of Andrew Jackson in regards to Native Americans?. Extension of voting rights Indian Removal to western territory Protection of land claims by Federal Army

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The Louisiana Purchase

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Expanding West

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Journal Entry # 13 Chapter 6 10/04/10

Journal Entry # 13 Chapter 6 10/04/10. 1. Name and describe the three royal governors from 1752 through 1782. 2. Did colonists have more of a voice in the Royal colony or Trustee colony? Why? 3. Describe the French and Indian war and the outcome for Spain and France.

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The United States Expands West

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New Classroom Arrangement

New Classroom Arrangement. We are going to break into groups to decide how the classroom should be rearranged. Each group will provide input on ideas for the new classroom configuration. Each group will submit a proposal for the new class configuration.

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Lewis And Clark

Lewis And Clark. By Campbell. Lewis and Clark set out on there expedition on February 28, 1803 and ended in 1806 there expedition was called Crops of Discovery. There mission was to discover the western territory and report it to Thomas Jefferson. .

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