Unit 2: Westward Expansion

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Unit 2: Westward Expansion 9.27.18

8 Things You May Not Know About the Louisiana Purchase Read & summarize each of the 8 things in your notebook 1st & 4th periods did not start

Chapter 8 (p.79) Notes in your notebook; notes guide to help you Please let me know if you don’t understand something! Notes are due on Thursday, 10/11

Picture Sort In your groups: Put the pictures in the order you think they occurred

Whiskey Rebellion 1791

Invention of the Cotton Gin - 1794

Louisiana Purchase 1803

Lewis & Clark Expedition 1804

War of 1812

Factory System - 1814

Indian Removal Act 1838

Trail of Tears - 1838

Oregon Trail 1840-1860

Mexican-American War 1846

Seneca Falls Convention 1848

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