Ch. 11 Section 4.

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Ch. 11 Section 4

Why move west? More land available More people = more states created! (Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, etc.) - Not for the weak! Traveling was hard!

Modes of Transportation Roads & Turnpikes Canals Erie Canal-Connected NY, Ohio River Valley and Great Lakes Fueled nationalism!!!!!

Each time a new state is added to the United States there is a big controversy about whether it will be a free state or a slave state OR

When Missouri is ready to enter as a state there is much debate because Missouri has a number of slaves and yet is considered by some to be in the north

6 MISSOURI COMPROMISE – 1820, stated that Missouri would enter as a slave state and Maine would enter as a free state and slavery was to be banned north of parallel 36 degree, 30 minutes MAP

United States flag in 1820 THE OR IS IT? END