4th Grade Unit 3 Review- Social Studies

This Land Purchase created the following 'new' circumstances for the United States:

1) Doubled the size of the United States

2) Gained control to the port of New Orelans

3) helped control trade through the Mississippi River

This song represents the United States  Flag 

• 'Oh say can you see'

• 'Lift Every Voice and Sing' 

• "The Star Spangled Banner"

• "Amazing Grace"

The creator of "Star Spangled Banner" wrote this song without knowing that it would become the United States National Anthem

What are the Five Native American Tribes involved during the time period that we have studied in class to date:

What was the Indian Removal Act ?

• American soliders would remove their forts from Indian Lands

• Indians would give their land to the government in exchange for land west of the Mississippi River (Oklahmoa)

• Indians would take their land from other Indiands

• Indians would capture other Indians and sell them into slavery

This trail is where many Native Americans were forced to take a journey away from their homelands and many died from diseases, starvation and exposure.

Who did Thomas Jefferson send on an expedition to explore and map out the new land purchased through the Lousiana Purchase

• Alexander Hamilton and Paul Revere

• Lewis and Clark

• Pachamancas and Sacagawea

• George Washintgon and John Adams

The Lewis and Clark Expedition followed this path of travel

• From St. Louis, Missouri and ended towards the Pacific Ocean

• From Chicago Illinois to New Orleans, Lousiana

• From New York City to Sacramento California

• From Nashville Tennesse to Memphis Tennesse

_______________ assisted in communication between tribes.

Which Presidency included the following characteristics.....

1) Did not like National Banks because they favored the wealthy

2) Got the United STates out of National Debt by selling land and cutting governemtn spending

3) Created Veto Power (12 during presidency)

• The Presidency of George Washington

• The Presidency of Thomas Jefferson

• The Presidency of John Adams

• The Presidency of Andrew Jackson