-
Erie Canal
The Erie Canal went from the United States to New York City. It went from Buffalo to Albany. -
Industrial Revolution
The Industrial Revolution had major changes in agriculture,manufacturing, mining, transportation, and technology. -
Sacajawea
Sacajewea was someone who joined Lewis and Clarks Expedition. She went their as a guide or assistance to help them out. -
Nationalism
Nationalism was the beleif that nations will benefit from acting independently. -
Louisiana Purchase
France sold about 828,000 miles of land to the United States. The final cost of the whole thing was about $15 million per acre or at least 5 cents. -
Lewis and Clark Expedition
The Lewis and Clark expedition lasted for at least 3 yrs, during 1803-1806. Sacajewea went along the trip with them as their own guide and assistance. -
The Oregon Trail
The Oregon Trail traveled about 2,000 miles from Missouri to The Rocky Mountains. The Native Americans started all of this by moving to the Willamette Valley. -
National Road
The national Road was about the first highway built from the Federal government, here, in the United States. -
Tariff of 1816
The Tariff of 1816 was a law passed by the United States which taxed the people. -
Adam-Onis Treaty
This Treaty was also known as the Florida Treaty. It helped fix the Western Boundary of the Lousiana Purchase. -
Missouri Compromise
The Missouri Compromise raised a lot of tension between pro and anti-slavery within the United States. -
Indian-Removal Act
Th Indian-Removal Act started because of demanding both political and military action on removing Native Americans. But this only gave the right to negotiate from the east of the Missisippe River. -
Spoils System
The Spoils System had few natives remain anywhere in the Southeastern United States. Their they worked behalf of the white settlers. -
Panic of 1837
The Panic of 1837 led to a depression caused by the land speculation and also by the easy credit. -
American System
The American System was a plan that played a role in the policy during the first half of the 19th century.
