Reasons for exploration

U.S. Constitution

First 10 Amendments

Three Branches

First form of Government

First Ten Amendments

13 Colonies

First Religion of U.S.

Balance of Power between Branches

Line Dividing two objects

Land Features

Short Piece of Reading

Approve

Deny

Small excerpt of writing

Boundary

Boston Tea Party

Revolutionary War

First Form of Government

Current/Revised form of Government

Deny

Approve

Vote

Boundary

Praise

Complaint

Document

Battle

Shot Heard Round the World

First Battle of the American Revolution

Last Battle of Revolutionary War

Turning point of Revolutionary War

Shot Heard Round the World

First Battle of American Revolution

Last Battle of American Revolution

Turning point of American Revolution

Agreement

Land Boundary

Permission

Population

Land Boundary

Farmers use 3/5 of their land

Slaves count as 3/5 population

River separating Land

Person who runs a school

Foundation of our government

Small excerpt of reading

Economic Feature

Against the U.S. Constitution

Supported the U.S. Constitution

Against the U.S. Constitution

Supported the U.S. Constitution

Economic Characteristics

Part of a country with similar characteristics

A timeline of events in order

The 5 great lakes

Crop planted and sold for money

Farms only to feed the families that work them

Crops imported from other countries

Goods taxed for repaying the Revolutionary war

Colonies built goods and sold them for massive profit

Britain got materials from colonies and made goods to sell

Spanish building missions to convert Native Americans

France fur trading with Native Americans

Meeting new people

Converting Native Americans to Catholicism

Building homes on "new" land

Looking for something

Creating goods and selling them for profit

Searching for gold or riches

Settling or building on new land

Sailing to far off lands in search of gold

Treaty of Ghent

Proclamation of Neutrality

Proclamation of 1783

Treaty of Paris

Crops sold for cash

Merchants

Taxes on foreign goods

Trade restrictions

Principal of a school

Coming in last place

Refusing to do something

Setting an example

Change to the Constitution

Bill of Rights

First form of government

Staying out of other country's business

Freedoms are protected

People have the power

Vote for representatives

3 Branches of Gov have their own jobs

Hate where you are from

Proud of your country

Immigrant to a country

Never traveled to another country

Ended Revolutionary waW

Ended Civil War

Ended War of 1812

Ended French and Indian War

NO more colonization of Americas

DID NOT want war with Britain

No more trading with Europe

Ran away and called for surrender

To pass a ship at sea

To set the ship on fire

To let the people free

To take the ships/capture

Louisiana Purchase

Mexican Cession

Spain leaving Florida

Expanding past Appalachian Mtns

To Deny

To approve

To ignore or cancel

To love the idea

Spoil System

Trail of Tears

Nullification Crisis

Nomination conference

British pushing colonists west to new land

Jackson crying because he lost to Q. Adams

Chinese immigrants while working for railroads

Cherokee forced off of their home land

Trail of Tears

Era of Good Feelings

Treaty of Ghent

Monroe Doctrine

Cannot be taken away

Expanding nations

Becoming a citizen

Growing food for family

Checks and balances

Elect your officials

Ruled by a king

People chose the ruler

Free to do what you want

Shortage on potatoes/food

Consequence

get money for crops

Growth of factories

Native Americans traveling form Georgia to Oklahoma

Potato Famine

Immigration

Loss of people on Trail of Tears

Immigration

Growing population of cities

Potato Famine in Ireland

Growing population of cities

Change society for the better

Being neutral and staying out of countries business

Keeping everything the same