Warm-Up 2/1 Come in, sit down QUIETLY and set-up! Use p. 374 in the RED BOOK to answer these questions: 1) Long before the _____________ _________ Thomas Jefferson had been fascinated by, or interested in, lands in the _______. 2) To find answers about this land, Jefferson sent an ___________ to explore the land. Write the questions AND answers!
Warm-Up 2/1 1 ) Long before the Louisiana Purchase , Thomas Jefferson had been fascinated by, or interested in, lands in the West . 2) To find answers about this land, Jefferson sent an expedition to explore the land.
Louisiana purchase Objective: understand how the United States grew to the West
Louisiana purchase Rocky Mountains Mississippi River Canada Gulf of Mexico $12 million
1. What? - It was land that the United States bought from France for $12 million 2. When? -1803 (or 207 years ago!) 3. Who? - The 3 rd President, Thomas Jefferson, bought the land from French leader Napoleon Bonaparte 4. Where? - In between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains 5. Why? - To have control over trade in the Mississippi River Louisiana purchase 5 W’s
Louisiana purchase: 8 RESULTS The Louisiana Purchase DOUBLED the size of the United States The Louisiana Purchase opened new land for FARMING and FUR TRADING The United States now controlled the MISSISSIPPI RIVER The United States now owned the major PORT at NEW ORLEANS Port
5. With the Louisiana Purchase, Western FARMERS resumed (continued) profitable TRADE Included all or part of the 13 NEW states The Louisiana Purchase ended the THREAT of a FRENCH EMPIRE in America The Louisiana Purchase was the MOST SIGNIFICANT LAND ACQUISITION in U.S. history! Louisiana purchase: 8 RESULTS Profitable Land Acquisition
Verbal-Visual Vocabulary Word Definition Sentence or Example Picture
Expedition Expedition A journey made for a special purpose I went on an expedition with my family to explore the rides at Kemah.
Now You Try! …Territory Territory Definition Sentence or Example Picture
Territory Territory An area of land that belongs to a government Texas is part of the United States territory
Warm-Up 2/2 Come in, sit down QUIETLY and set-up! Use p. 374 in the RED BOOK to answer these questions: 1) In May 1804, _______ and _______ and other members of the expedition set out ___________ (which means heading west) from ____________, Missouri, along the ___________ River. Write the questions AND answers!
Warm-Up 2/2 1 ) In May 1804, Lewis and Clark and other members of the expedition set out westward (which means heading west) from St. Louis , Missouri, along the Missouri River.
Lewis and Clark Expedition Objective: We will understand the importance of the Lewis and Clark expedition, or journey
Lewis and Clark Expedition For 2 years, 4 months and 10 days, explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark explored the Louisiana Territory and the Western frontier up to the Pacific Ocean . They traveled with 40 men and a Shoshone guide named Sacagawea and her young son. They traveled by boat, by foot and on horseback. They faced many dangers, but made many discoveries about the land and its Native people. This journey became known as the Lewis and Clark Expedition . Here is their story…. Written and Illustrated by: ______________________________ Lewis and Clark Expedition Front Cover
1. Trace the Lewis and Clark journey in RED 2. Color the Louisiana Territory GREEN 3. Paste map on INSIDE of FRONT COVER
Lewis & Clark: Page 1 In 1803, the United States doubled in size because of the Louisiana Purchase . In 1804, President Thomas Jefferson asked explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark to explore the Louisiana Territory . Territory means an area of land.
Lewis & Clark: Page 2 On May 21, 1804, Lewis, Clark and 40 other men left St. Louis, Missouri to go on a journey that lasted 2 years, 4 months and 10 days to explore the new land. Expedition means journey.
Lewis & Clark: Page 3 The Lewis and Clark Expedition had 3 goals: 1 st Goal: to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean 2 nd Goal: to report on all the plants and animals in the territory 3 rd Goal: to develop relationships with the Native Americans
Lewis & Clark: Pages 4 & 5 Important People: Thomas Jefferson Meriwether Lewis William Clark Page 4 Sacagawea Page 5
Lewis & Clark: Pages 6, 7 and 8 On these pages, you get to use your creativity!! Pretend you are Lewis or Clark. You are writing in your journal a bout your journey to the West. Describe the journey in your own words. Use your notebook and imagination to write and draw about the things you see, hear, smell, taste and feel!
Lewis & Clark: Rubric Front Cover- colored & name, overall book is neat 10 points Map- Louisiana Territory colored, journey traced 10 points Pages 1 & 2- Introduction- writing & pictures 1 0 points Page 3- Goals- writing & pictures 2 0 points Pages 4 & 5- Important people- information & pictures 10 points Pages 6, 7 & 8- Journal (all 5 senses included) & pictures 40 points Sacagawea Dollar