Unit 3.3 Presentation - Westward Expansion

She was kidnapped by the group and forced to assist them.

Lewis and Clark hired her husband for the trip and wanted her as a translator.

She joined the trip in St. Louis as a cook.

She was one of the Native Americans hired as guides by Jefferson.

She acted as a translator with Native American groups.

She kept the party from starving by locating food.

She brought her son, Pompy, who knew the route through the Rocky Mountains

She traded her beaded belt for a bear skin coat for Jefferson.

Sacajawea's son

Sacajawea's brother

A nickname for Lewis

A horse that Lewis rode on the trip

Its ships were sinking U.S. merchant ships.

The British navy was impressing American sailors.

Its ships were blocking U.S. merchant ships headed to France.

After the Convention, the Federalists were seen as unpatriotic.

Many of the leaders were jailed for sedition.

They were replaced by the Republicans.

The Federalists threatened to secede from the Union.

Europe was off limits to American colonization.

The Western hemisphere is off limits to European colonization and interference.

If any European country attempts to colonize anywhere in the Western Hemisphere, it would be seen as an act of aggression towards the US.

The US would not get involved in European conflicts.

New York City

Toronto

Buffalo

Albany

The Civil War

railroads

automobiles

The election of Andrew Jackson

Manufacturing increased in the Northeast of the U.S.

Trade between the U.S. and Great Britain decreased.

Many planters in the South switched to cotton production.

Southern planters increased their use of enslaved labor.