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| hunter and pioneer who cleared the Cumberland Gap and built the Wilderness Road |
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| one of the first of a group of people to enter or settle a region |
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| edge of a country or settlement |
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| Ohio and Mississippi Rivers |
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| valleys where people settled |
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| large rectangular boat partly covered by a roof |
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| waterway built for boat travel and shipping |
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| Mingo who was once friendly with settlers but after settlers killed his family he led many attacks on them |
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| the way settlers moved west |
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| take care of children and farms |
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| third President of the USA |
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| someone who uses machines to make goods |
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| ways Jefferson made national government smaller |
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| lowering taxes and decreasing the size of the army |
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| bought from the French and doubled the size of the USA |
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| sent to explore the Louisiana Purchase |
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| team of people who work together |
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| someone who helps speakers of different languages |
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| Shoshone woman who helped Lewis and Clark |
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| needed to cross the western mountains |
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| traveled the Mississippi River looking for its source |
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| where France gained Louisiana |
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| agreed that US farmers could trade through New Orleans |
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| three things Jefferson asked Lewis and Clark to do |
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| gather land, plant, and animal information; study cultures; explore Missouri and Columbia Rivers |
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| Jefferson's reason to send explorers |
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| find a route to the Pacific Ocean |
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| what plants can be used for |
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| mountain name for Zebukon |
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| making US soldiers fight for the British |
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| group who wanted to go to war against Britain |
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| Shawnee Chief who wanted to keep the settlers away |
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| Congress declared war with Britain |
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| Indians, Britain, and USA |
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| who was battling in War of 1812 |
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| forced Britain to return to Canada instead of invading New York |
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| saved a painting of George Washington |
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| wrote the Star Spangled Banner |
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| ended the war and returned everything to the way it was before the war started |
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| economic success and security |
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| government actions toward another country |
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| warned other countries that the USA might act to protect the Western hemisphere |
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| published the first dictionary |
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| represent the 13 colonies |
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| first president who came from the west |
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| series of actions taken toward a goal |
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| invented a writing system for the Cherokee |
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