WorksheetsDevelopment of the US and Immigration
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 22mins
What winter did Washington’s troops stay at Valley Forge?
1867-1868
1767-1768
1888-1889
1777-1778
What geographic factor stopped the fighting and allowed for the Continental Army to set up camp and train at Valley Forge?
Winter weather
Scant Supplies
No Shelter
Impassible roads
The belief that the United States was destined to stretch all the way across the continent of North America
Manifest Destiny
Bill of Rights
Mexican-American War
Gold Rush
Why did people travel through the Cumberland Gap to settle the West?
It did not go through Indian land
It was the easiest route through the Appalachian Mountains
It was the official route established by King George III
It was a safer and faster route through the Appalachian Mountains
How many miles and months did Oregon trail take?
1,250 miles long took 16 months to travel.
3,000 miles long took 8 months to travel.
2,000 miles long took 6 months to travel.
4,000 miles long took 5 months to travel.
Between 1840 and 1860 what route did people choose to travel on?
Idaho Trail
West Route
Pioneer Road
Oregon Trail
A period of time when products go from home-made to machine made in factories.
agricutlure
industrialization
mathamatics
environmentalism
A period of time when products go from home-made to machine made in factories.
agricutlure
industrialization
mathamatics
environmentalism
Completion of the Erie Canal in 1825 encouraged the growth of the Midwest because it
linked the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Coast
helped force the removal of British forts in the Northwest Territory
stimulated development of cotton production in the Ohio River valley
increased trade with Asia
The opening of the Erie Canal in 1825 was important to the development of the nation because it
linked the industrial centers of the North and the South
allowed the United States Navy to defend the Great Lakes
forced the Spanish to sell Florida to the United States
increased trade between the East Coast and the Midwest
What was the main purpose of the Transcontinental Railroad?
To make China more powerful.
To help with transportation, communication, and to connect the nation.
To make Native Americans move off their land.
To give immigrants a job, to feel important, and needed in America.
Give examples of immigrant "push" factors.
Promise of a better life
War or religious persecution
Religious Freedom
Better opportunities
Immigration push factors are…
reasons people come to a new place
reasons people leave their homelands
reasons people begin working
reasons people stop working
Immigration pull factors are…
reasons people come to a new place
reasons people leave their homelands
reasons people begin working
reasons people stop working
