Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana

Kentucky and Tennessee

Wisconsin and Minnesota

Missouri and Arkansas

taxation

slavery

imprisonment

In 1803, the US acquired only the port of New Orleans.

It cost $30 million or six cents an acre

It doubled the size of the United States.

Judicial Power

General Welfare Clause

Commerce Clause

Treaty-Making Power

Spain through the Adams-Onis Treaty

France through the Treaty of Paris of 1763

Mexico through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

Great Britain through the Treaty of Paris of 1783

The Transcontinental Railroad

The Telephone

The Telegraph

The Pony Express

TRUE

FALSE

William Henry Harrison

John Tyler

James Polk

John Quincy Adams

a treaty divided U.S. and British claims to the land

Mexico sold the territory to the United States for $10 million

the territory’s settlers voted for annexation by the United States

Russia sold the land to the United States for $10

54°40’ N

49° N

49° S

54°40’ S

Disagreement over the construction of the transcontinental railroad

Conflict over the forced removal of Native Americans to the West

Dispute with Mexico over the southern Texas-Mexico border

North opposed the war due to fears of the expansion of slavery.

South opposed the war due to fears of the North having too much political power.

The North supported the war as a way to expand their industrial interests.

The West opposed the war out of fear of interference with the railroad.

Disenfranchisement

Civil Disobedience

Popular Sovereignty

Taxation without Representation

Ended the U.S.-Mexican War

United States paid Mexico $15 million

Mexico ceded 525,000 square miles of land in Arizona, California, western Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah

Mexico gave up all claims to Texas

The Nuggets

The Golden Arches

The Seventy-Sixers

The Forty-Niners

$15 million to Spain

$10 million to Mexico

$15 million to Great Britain

$10 million to France

mine for gold

expand agricultural production

construct a southern railroad