Chapter 6 Westward Expansion and the American Indian Experience

This foreign policy was with Britain and settled the U.S. \ Canada Border a the 49th parallel 

• Treaty of Paris 

• Treaty of Ghent 

• Adams/Onis Treaty 

• Treaty of 1818

This foreign policy the U.S, receives Florida from Spain and Spain receives Texas from the U.S. 

• Adams/Onis Treaty 

• Treaty of Paris 

• Treaty of 1818

• Treaty of Ghent 

This period was characterized by peace, pride, and progress. 

• The Era of Jacksonian Democracy 

• The Era of Thanks Giving 

• The Eras Tour 

• The Era of Good Feelings 

This plan called for using tariff money to improve roads and canals. 

• The Era of Good Feelings 

• The Era of Peace Pride and Progress 

• The American System 

• The Cumberland System 

He was a U.S. representative from Kentucky who supported nationalism and the American System.

• Thomas Jefferson 

• James Monroe 

• John Quincy Adams

• Andrew Jackson 

• Henry Clay 

It became a major route for travel from the western states to New York City and when completed, many considered it one of the greatest engineering feats of its time. 

• Interstate 10 Bridge

• Cumberland Road 

• Clinton Canal 

• Erie Canal 

* New Farms and businesses developed along the route of the highway.

Products and resources could move more quickly and less expensively from the east to the west.
People could travel to the West more quickly. 

These are examples of how people were able to contribute to westward explanation because of this project. 

• Interstate 10 Bridge 

• Clinton Canal 

• Erie Canal 

• Cumberland Road 

What was the Supreme Court's decision in the 1824 case of Gibbons v. Ogden?

• States cannot interfere with the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce.

• The Constitution gives Congress sole power over the nation's money supply. 

• States can regulate commerce on man-made canals and roads, but not on natural waterways.

• The Constitution gives Congress the implied power to create a national bank. 

What was the primary goal of  Henry Clay's American System?

• To prevent foreign influences from affecting the U.S. 

• to industrialize the smaller towns in the U.S

• to make the U.S. economically independent. 

• to industrialize the smaller towns in the U.S

What is the time and caption for this cartoon. select all that apply 

• 1914

• Globe of the U.S. 

• The Great Wall 

• Uncle Sam