Unit 2: Westward Expansion

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Unit 2: Westward Expansion 9.28.18

Video Terms to Know Commodity: a raw material or product that can be bought and sold Convulsion: a violent social or political upheaval Cumberland Gap: a narrow pass through the Appalachian Mountains, near KY, VA, & TN Decree: an official order issued by a legal authority Exploits: a bold or daring feat Frontier: wilderness Keelboat: a large, flat freight boat used on rivers Toil: work extremely hard Uncharted: an area of land (or sea) not mapped

America: The Story of US Please answer the questions as you watch. Complete sentences not necessary.

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