Unit 2A Review

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embargo

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signed during Jefferson's presidency

over 600 people during his lifetime, a fact that challenges

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George Washington

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson

James Madison

To find a direct water route across North America to the Pacific Ocean

To establish trade with Native American nations

To claim Oregon Territory before Britain

To search for gold in the western territories

She was a military leader who protected the expedition from potential threats.

She was a Shoshone woman who served as an interpreter and guide, assisting the expedition in navigating the western territories.

She was a British spy who attempted to sabotage the expedition.

She was a French fur trapper who provided the expedition with supplies.

It led to the abolition of slavery in the newly purchased territory.

It resulted in an increase in the enslaved population as the territory's agriculture-based economy expanded.

It led to a decrease in the enslaved population due to the harsh conditions in the new territory.

The Louisiana Purchase had no significant impact on the enslaved population.

It provided them with additional protections and resources from the U.S. government.

It led to increased conflict, land dispossession, and displacement as U.S. settlers moved westward.

It had no impact; the Native American nations continued to live as they had before the purchase.

It resulted in the Native American nations becoming wealthy from selling their lands to the U.S. government.

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