US Expansion, Slavery and Native Removal: 1789–1838

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When did the USA declare independence?

When were they recognised by the British?

1776

1783

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What year did the USA officially begin? Through what declaration?

1789
The declaration of independence

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Who was the first president of the USA?

George Washington

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How many original states were there in the USA?

13 states

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What were the three major expansions of the USA by 1838?

Northwest Territory, Southwest Territory, and the Louisiana Purchase

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What significant purchase did the USA make from France in 1803?

The Louisiana Purchase

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What was the economic significance of cotton by 1820?

Cotton made up to 42% of all exports

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What invention in 1793 significantly increased cotton production?

The cotton gin

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What was the Missouri Compromise of 1820?

For every new state added to the USA, one would be a slave state and the next a free state to maintain balance of power.

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Which tribes were known as the Five Civilized Tribes?

Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Seminole

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What act did Andrew Jackson pass in 1830 regarding Native Americans?

The Indian Removal Act

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What was the outcome of the Supreme Court ruling regarding the Cherokee in 1832?

The court ruled that the Cherokee should stay.

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What was the 'Trail of Tears'?

The forced march of the Cherokee to the Indian Territory, resulting in the deaths of 4,000 individuals.

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What was one reason for the expansion of slavery in the USA?

Slaveholders wanted to expand their businesses into new territories.

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What was the response of the Seminole tribe to removal?

They refused to move and engaged in a war with the USA from 1835 to 1842.

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How many slaves were sold between 1815 and 1819?

Around 100,000 slaves.

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What was the impact of Northern factories on cotton production?

They turned cotton into products, generating more profit.

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What was the fate of the Creek tribe in the 1830s?

They were forcibly removed by the army after signing a treaty in 1832.

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What was the general attitude of many presidents towards slavery during this period?

Many were slaveholders and resistant to abolishing slavery.

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What year did the Louisiana Trade happen?

1803

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When was the Indian Removal Act passed?

1830

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When was the cotton gin invented?

1793 by Eli Whitney

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When was the Missouri Compromise passed?

1820