| A | B |
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| pioneer | a person who first settles a new place |
| purchase | to buy |
| pathfinder | someone who finds a way through an unknown region |
| impressment | forcing workers to work for a government |
| nationalism | pride in one's country |
| annex | to add on |
| doctrine | a government plan of action or statement of policy |
| frontier | western border of settlement |
| Yadkin Valley, North Carollina | Where Daniel Boone came to love the woods and hunting |
| Warrior's Path | Boone helped find this Indian Trail after the French and Indian War |
| Kentucky | Boone found rich land and buffalo here |
| Cherokees | lived in settlements in Kentucky |
| Shawnees | lived in settlements in Kentuckylived in settlements in Kentucky |
| Booonesborough | This is what Boone named his fort and poineer settlement |
| Rebecca Bryan | Daniel Boone's wife |
| Chief Cameahwait | Chief of the Shoshones, gave Lewis and Clark horses |
| York | William Clark's slave |
| Thomas Jefferson | responsible for the Louisiana Purchase, sent Louis and Clark to explore it |
| William Clark | Part of the Corps of Discovery, a cartographer (mapmaker) |
| Meriwether Lewis | Army officer who led the Corps of Discovery |
| Tecumseh and Tenskwatawa | Shoshone indians who wanted to form a confederation with other tribes against the Americans |
| Zebulon Pike | Led an expedition to explore the SW part of the Louisiana Purchase |
| Lewis and Clark | Led an expedition that mapped out major rivers and mountains from St. Louis to the Pacific Coast |
| Louisiana Purchase | Land purchased from Napoleon Bonaparte for $15 million-it doubed the size of the country |
| War Fever | A desire to declare war on Britain for their interference in trade. Congress voted to declare war in 1812 |
| The Era of Good Feelings | From 1815-1824, nationalism united the people of the U.S. |
| Francis Scott Key | wrote a poem about American bravery during the bombing of Ft. McHenry |
| Battle of Lake Erie | a turning point in the War of 1812 |
| Northern Merchants | did not favor a war with Britain in 1812 |
| Battle of Tippecanoe | This battle destroyed Prophetstown |
| Sacagawea | served as a guide for Lewis and Clark |
| Andrew Jackson | defended New Orleans during the War of 1812 |
