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| LOUISIANA PURCHASE | THIS INCLUDED ABOUT HALF THE LAND BETWEEN THE MISSISSIPPI AND THE PACIFIC. |
| THE FRONTIER | THIS WAS WHERE LAND CONTROLLED BY COLONISTS MET LAND CONTROLLED BY NATIVE AMERICANS. |
| JOHN MARSHALL | HE WAS THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT. |
| CHEROKEE PHOENIX | CHEROKEE PRINTED THIS NEWSPAPER. |
| THE SHAWNEE, THE MIAMI, AND THE WYNANDOT | THESE GROUPS OF PEOPLE FAUGHT THE USA ARMY IN OHIO. |
| CONESTOGAS | PIONEERS WOULD GATHER THEIR BELONGINGS AND LOAD THEM INTO THESE WOODEN WAGONS |
| DANIEL BOONE | THIS MAN AND HIS CREW CREATED THE WILDERNESS ROAD. |
| LEWIS AND CLARK | THESE PEOPLE LED 45 MEN THROUGH THE EXPLORATION OF THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE TO THE PACIFIC OCEAN. |
| PRESIDENT JEFFERSON | THE LOUISIANA TERRITORY WAS OFFERED TO THIS MAN FOR 15 MILLION DOLLARS. |
| WESTWARD MIGRATION | THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES MOVED AND EXPANDED THE SIZE OF THE US DURING THIS PERIOD. |
| THE SHAWNEE SOLUTION | DURING THIS NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE TRAVELED ACROSS THE MISSISSIPPI AWAY FROM WHITE SETTLERS. |
| THE NORTHWEST ORDINANCE | EACH WESTERN TERRITORY WAS PERMITTED LIMITED SELF-GOVERNMENT. |
| WORCESTER V. THE STATE OF GEORGIA | MARSHALL SAYS THAT THE CHEROKEE WOULD BE FREE TO CONTROL THEIR OWN FATE WITHOUT INTERFERENCE FROM THE STATE OF GEORGIA. AN EMPTY VICTORY FOR THE CHEROKEE THAT COULD NOT BE ENFORCED.THIS MAN WROTE THE "CHEROKEE REMOVAL" |
