US History: Market Revolution and Westward Expansion

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Capitalism is an economic system where private businesses and individuals control the means of production.

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Characteristics of capitalism and its impact on society.

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Entrepreneurs risked their money in new industries by starting new businesses or creating new products.

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The role of entrepreneurs in economic development.

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The 1851 Treaty of Fort Laramie provided Native nations control of the central plains east of the Rockies.

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An agreement affecting Native American land rights.

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The US government promised to allow the construction of government forts and roads in exchange for peace with Native Americans.

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Government commitments to Native American tribes.

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Settlers used Native American trails and created new routes to get to the west.

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The adaptation of existing paths for westward migration.

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Britain and the US shared the Oregon territory until 1844 when US President James Polk called for annexation.

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The political dynamics of the Oregon territory.

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The US continuously violated treaties with Native Americans, leading to conflicts.

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The impact of treaty violations on Native American relations.

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Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821.

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Mexico enslaved Apache and Comanche natives.

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The capital of Mexico was in Mexico City.

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