history class

3. the forced relocation and ethnic cleansing of roughly 60,000 to 100,000 Native Americans from the southeastern United States to designated Indian Territory
5. the process where a society shifts from a rural, agrarian (farming-based) economy to an urban, industrial economy dominated by machine manufacturing and factory production
7. a 19th-century political and cultural belief in the United States that American settlers were divinely and inevitably ordained to expand their dominion across the North American continent
8. that transformed the nation from a localized, subsistence-farming economy into a commercial, industrial, and market-driven superpower
9. Third u.s president who bought louisiana.
10. was a military conflict fought between the United States and Mexico
12. United States foreign policy position introduced by President James Monroe on December 2, 1823

1. the first U.S. military expedition to cross the western portion of the continent following the 1803 Louisiana Purchase
2. Marks the moment when the louisiana territory was bought.
4. an exchange eastern Native American homelands for lands west of the Mississippi River
6. kept a equal power balance between slave states and free states in the U.S. Congress
11. resulted in Democratic-Republican Thomas Jefferson defeating Federalist marking the first peaceful transfer of power between opposing political parties in American history