Chapter 10 Guided Notes

Exploring the Frontier1. ______________ ____________ was a hunter

and pioneer who discovered a deer trail through the _______________ mountains.

2. This gap was nicknamed the __________________ gap.

3. Settlers traveled through the gap to settle in K____________.

4. A _______________ is one of the first group of people to enter or settle a region.

Exploring the Frontier1. Daniel Boone was a hunter and pioneer who

discovered a deer trail through the Appalachian mountains.

2. This gap was nicknamed the _Cumberland gap.

3. Settlers traveled through the gap to settle in Kentucky.

4. A _pioneer_ is one of the first group of people to enter or settle a region.

Life on the Frontier5. As settlers moved west, they moved into a

region of land known as the ________________. A ____________ is the edge of a settled region.

6. When pioneers arrived on the frontier, they had to ______________ a house and __________ crops.

Life on the Frontier5. As settlers moved west, they moved into a

region of land known as the _frontier_. A _frontier_ is the edge of a settled region.

6. When pioneers arrived on the frontier, they had to _build_ a house and _plant crops.

Lesson 2 “The Nation Grows” (pages 354-357)

7. President _______________ ____________ bought the Louisiana Territory.

8. Thomas Jefferson hired __________ __________ to lead an expedition through the new land.

9. More than _____ people, mostly soldiers, joined Lewis and Clark.

Lesson 2 “The Nation Grows”7. President Thomas Jefferson bought the

Louisiana Territory.8. Thomas Jefferson hired Meriwether Lewis to

lead an expedition through the new land.9. More than 30 people, mostly soldiers, joined

Lewis and Clark.

pages 354-357)

10.Sacagawea was an _i __, or someone who helps speakers of different languages understand each other.

11.The expedition was called the ________ of ____________

12.The journey took about ____ years.

10.Sacagawea was an interpretor, or someone who helps speakers of different languages understand each other.

11.The expedition was called the Corps of Discovery

12.The journey took about 2 years.

Click on the Link below to watch the Brain pop video on Lewis and Clark

Lesson 3 “The War of 1812” pages 360-365

13. One cause of the War of 1812 was ___________________, or the kidnapping of American sailors by Britain.

14. The United States capital is in ______________, D.C.15. During the war, the U.S. capital was ______________16. __________ __________ __________ wrote the Star

Spangled Banner.

Lesson 3 “The War of 1812” pages 360-365

13. One cause of the War of 1812 was impressment, or the kidnapping of American sailors by Britain.

14.The United States capital is in Washington, D.C.15.During the war, the U.S. capital was burned.16.Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled

Banner.

Star-Spangled Banner and the War of 1812

The original Star-Spangled Banner, the flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the song that would become our national anthem, is among the most treasured artifacts in the collections of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.

Click on the flag to hear the national anthem

Page: 364What was the Munroe Doctrine?

What President created it?

Why did he create it?

17. The _______________ Doctrine said that the United States would act to keep other countries out of North and South America.

James Monroe5th Unites States President

Page 370What was the Trail of Tears?

Why did it happen?

How do you feel about this?

18. The ______________ of ________________ was the forced movement of 15,000 Cherokee people to Oklahoma