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Allison Kintner
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A new home in America lesson

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The promise of America
People who from one country to settle in a different country are called immigrants
Some of the first immigrants were people from Spain, France, and England
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Multiple Choice
People who move from on country to settle in a different country are called immigrants
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What countries were some of the first immigrants from?
Spain, France, and England
Italy, France, and Switzerland
Egypt, Morocco, and Algeria
England, Scotland, and Ireland
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The promise of America continued
In the 1600s and 1700s, European immigrants sailed across the Atlantic Ocean to come to North America
They brought with them skills and energy the country needed
One European immigrant, John Roebling built the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City
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Multiple Choice
Most European immigrants sailed across the ____________ ocean.
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
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Multiple Choice
What did Immigrants bring to the United States in the 1800s?
Skills and Energy the Country Needed
Hate and Anger toward the United States
They brought their ways of government which they wanted
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Multiple Choice
What was the name of the immigrant that built the Brooklyn Bridge?
Benjamin Franklin
William Clark
John Roebling
Bill Clinton
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Americans move west
More immigrants came and cities became crowded
People began looking for more land in the American frontier
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Multiple Choice
A frontier is a region that forms the edge of a settled area
True
False
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Americans move west continued
The search for this land was very dangerous
An explorer named Daniel Boone helped make this search for land easier
The Cumberland Gap trail was used by American Indians for years
It ran through the Cumberland Mountains
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Multiple Choice
What was the name of the explorer that helped make the search for land easier?
Daniel Boone
Davy Crockett
Sam Houston
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Multiple Choice
The Cumberland Gap trail ran through which mountains?
Appalachian Mountains
Cumberland Mountains
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Americans move west continued
Daniel Boone and 28 other men worked to widen the Cumberland Gap trail and add new paths
This new road was called the Wilderness Road
Wagons could now travel through the mountains
As a result, thousands of settlers and explorers traveled west, beyond the Appalachian Mountains
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Multiple Choice
Once the Cumberland Gap trail became widened and new paths were added, it became known as the Wild West Road
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What was the result of the widening of the new Wilderness Road?
Thousands of settlers and explorers traveled west
Nothing changed because the settlers and explorers were lazy
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