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The signing of a treaty with Great Britain

The acquisition of the Oregon Territory

The end of the Mexican-American War

The start of the Civil War

Oregon territory

Utah territory

New Mexico territory

All of the above

It provided free land for five years

It required settlers to pay for land

It was a law for city dwellers

It was a tax on land ownership

Texas Annexation

Florida Cession

Mexico Cession

Oregon Territory

Land to farm

Freedom of religion

Space to build a home

All of the above

To find gold

To plant crops and build homes

To establish a new government

To escape from the French

elephants

horses

buffalo

donkeys

The expedition provided valuable geographic and scientific knowledge, facilitated westward expansion, and strengthened U.S. claims to the Pacific Northwest, shaping the nation's future development.

The expedition had no significant long-term impacts.

The expedition led to the immediate discovery of oil reserves.

The expedition resulted in the establishment of new European colonies.

Sacagawea was a key factor in the success of the expedition because she helped guide and interpret for Lewis and Clark.

Lewis and Clark relied heavily on Sacagawea's husband during the expedition.

Sacagawea was only useful when contacting Native American tribes in the west.

Sacagawea cared for all of the children who were part of the Corps of Discovery.

It was a trade route

It was the most popular route for migration

It was a military road

It was a scenic route

Pioneers used wagon trains to travel west on the Oregon Trail and other routes.

Most of the hopeful forty-niners found little to no gold.

The thousand mile journey became a march of death for the Cherokee.

"Remember the Alamo" became the battle cry during war with Mexico.

Clothes

Food

Axe

All of the above

Bad weather

Accidents

Sickness

All of the above

5 and 6

4 and 5

6 and 4

6 and 7

The bravery of the defenders inspired others to continue the fight for Texas Independence

The bad decision to stay at the Alamo put fear in Texans minds

They were divided and easier to be defeated by Santa Anna

This gave Texans a disadvantage in their fight for independence