HUSH 10 - The Louisiana Purchase

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What French king is Lousiana named after?

Louis

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How many King Louis’s are there?

18

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For French jurisdiction, they call it not countries, but what?

Parishes

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What body of water does Louisiana empty out to?

Gulf of Mexico

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What was French Emperor Napoleon’s decision?

Form a French empire in North America

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What city sits at the mouth of the Mississippi River?

New Orleans

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What happens if you have control of the city of New Orleans?

Control of the Mississippi River

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Is Napoleon really short?

No, was about 5’6-5’7

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Napoleonic Complex

Short people with large attitudes and personalities to make up for their height

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What did something do to make everyone believe Napoleon was short?

British newspapers depicted Napoleon as short to hurt his masculinity

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The portrait of Napoleon was an inspiration of what cartoon villain?

Lord Farquad from Shrek

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Napoleons made portraits to look like what for meanings?

Soldier

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What happened in 1797?

The U.S. signed a treaty with Spain that gave them permanent access to New Orleans

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What happened in 1800?

Spain returned control of New Orleans to France

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Could the U.S. still use New Orleans’ city/port?

The U.S. had to buy it as fighting strong France would be a disaster

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What Europenea Countries were in America?

Spain, France, Britain, Russia

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What territories were from the British?

13 Colonies, Washington, Oregon, Idaho

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What territories were from the Spanish?

Florida, Mexico’s Southern Land

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What was unique about Mexico’s land from the South?

In the Mexican War, U.S. stole Mexico’s land. Halved initial price to 15 million which “justifies” the U.S. when Mexico demands their land back

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What territories were from the French?

Lousiana Purchase

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What territories were from the Russians?

U.S. took settlement San Francisco and others renamed Spanish names

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What does President Thomas Jefferson send?

Delegation to Paris to buy the city of New Orleans

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Who are the main two people in the U.S. Delegation?

James Monroe - President #5, does less work, Robert Livingston - Does most of the work

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Toussaint L ‘Ouverture

The Black Napoleon

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Haitian Rebellion

France having a potential war with England

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What was significant about the Louisiana Purchase?

Land covered parts of 15 states, doubled the size of the U.S. at the time (around 23% of U.S. today)

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How many square miles was the Louisiana Purchase and how much did it cost per acre?

900,000 square miles, 3 1/2 - 4 cents per acre

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What was the only problem the U.S. had to purchase the Louisiana Purchase?

Did not have 15 million to pay the French

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To purchase the Louisiana Purchase, where did the U.S. borrow money from?

Banks in England and Netherlands

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To accommodate the banks in England and the Netherlands, how much did the U.S. send as down payment?

3 million in gold

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Define Irony: England was paying for a French war against England?

England knew about it and was okay with it as they thought they were buying the territory

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Origins of Manifest Destiny

The U.S. justifies to Natives that God allows the U.S. to take them

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Destiny

Something that is going to happen but is not in your control

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Is there a Northwest Passage off the Mississippi River?

You cannot make it to the Pacific Ocean off the Mississippi River

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Pet Dinosaurs

Fossils were discovered after George Washington’s death. Made people believe they still existed.

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Duration of the Lewis & Clark Expedition

May 14, 1804 - September 23, 1806

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Main Co-Captains in the Lewis & Clark Expedition?

Meriwether Lewis and William Clark

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Who was Meriwether Lewis?

An experienced soldier and personal secretary to President Jefferson on matters involving the military

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What was Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s weakness?

Had no experience as an explorer or a frontiersman

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Who was William Clark?

Grew up in a military family, his older brother was George Rogers Clark, but he was too young to fight in the Revolution

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Who had overall control of the Lewis & Clark Exploration?

Lewis

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What made Lewis & Clark qualified to lead the expedition?

Experience leading men

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-graph (Topography)

Something picture related or a map

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Who built the Transcontinental Railroad?

Irish built on one side and Chinese on another. Nobody cared if they died

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Where is one place without getting through the Appalachian Mountains?

Cumberland Gap

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What was so significant about wearing Madhatters?

Wearing hats made people insane because quicksilver on it made brain shrink

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What is the Corp?

Millitary based

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Grammatical spelling of Corp?

Corps is singular, but plural has the same spelling but is said in a different way

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Revisionist History

WWI was called “The War to End All Wars”, but WWII was called World War 2, which changed the first war to WWI

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1804 - 1806

The first overland expedition to the Pacific and back

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How many people made up the main part of the Corp?

33

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Who kept detailed diaries on the trek of the Lewis & Clark Expedition?

Lewis and Clark

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In the Lewis & Clark Expedition, who was the artist, and who was the engineer/mapmaker?

Lewis - Artist, Clark - Engineer/Mapmaker

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Throughout the expedition, only one member died. Who was it, how, and when?

Sergeant Charles Floyd, from acute appendicitis, early in the voyage

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The starting point was not in the Mississippi River… what was the starting point of the Lewis & Clark Expedition?

St. Louis - Missouri River & Columbia River

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Who was the personal slave of William Clark?

York

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York had been Clark’s what in childhood?

Companion slave

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Who was the only member of the Corp who did not join by choice?

York

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What was so significant about the tribes who saw York?

Had never seen a black man before

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What did the tribes see York as?

Keeper of the spirit of the Black Bear

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What did the tribes offer from William Clark?

Buy York, asked for York to stay in the tribe

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Why was York sought so much in the native tribes?

Procreation to bring that spirit into the tribe

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What languages does Sacagawea only speak?

Shoshoni, Mandan

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Since 20-year-old Sacagawea obviously does not speak English, who does she ask to translate for her?

Toussiant Charbonneau, French trader

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Why did Sacagawea bring her baby to the wilderness?

A baby and woman shows that the party is more likely to be peaceful

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What coin is Sacagawea on?

Dollar coin

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What is Susan B. Anthony known for?

Contributed to women’s right to vote

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What did the back of Susan B. Anthony’s coin have and why?

Bald eagle on the moon, celebrate the discovery bald eagles were off the endangered list

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The Corp observed and described how many plants and and species/subspecies along the way?

178 plants, 122 species

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What were some of the things the Corp found in their plants and species discovery?

Black Bear, Coyote, White Tailed Jack Rabbit

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The fate of both Lewis and Clark’s lives were very different after the journey. What happened?

Lewis killed himself, William Clark lived a successful life

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What was unique about William Clark’s writing?

Horrible grammar