MAPS

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How did the U.S. acquire the territory on this map?

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They defeated Mexico in the Mexican-American War

Front

After the War of 1812, the U.S. shared this territory with ______

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Britain

Front

What is true about the Missouri Compromise of 1820 according to this map?

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Everything below the red line was slave states.

Front

Which of the following is true about the Missouri Compromise based on the Map? Maine was entered as a free state and Missouri entered as a slave state. Maine & Missouri were entered as a slave state. Maine & Missouri were entered as free. There were more slave states than free states in Congress.

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Maine was entered as a free state and Missouri entered as a slave state.

Front

Which statement is true about this map? Options: This map represents a disagreement between U.S. political parties about the boundary of Mexico, This map represents a disagreement between U.S. political parties about the boundary of Texas, This map represents a disagreement between U.S. & Mexico about the boundary of Texas, This map represents a disagreement between Mexico & Spain about the boundary of Mexico

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This map represents a disagreement between U.S. & Mexico about the boundary of Texas

Front

During the exploration of Tennessee, Richard Henderson acquired this land from the Cherokee in 1775, but it was considered an INVALID PURCHASE by the British Parliament. WHY?

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It wasn't the Cherokee's land to sell.

Front

Which acquisition on the map did the U.S. pay $15 million for and gained access to the Mississippi River and port of New Orleans?

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Louisiana Purchase

Front

What was the purpose of the expedition shown on this map?

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to explore the Louisiana Territory

Front

What name did President Thomas give the expedition shown on this map?

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Corps of Discovery

Front

Which is true about the trails on this map?

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They were the main routes used for people traveling West during Westward Expansion.