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Cherokee Removal was the forced displacement of the Cherokee nation from their lands east of the Mississippi River. The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in Confederate states. The Battle of Gettysburg was a major turning point in the American Civil War where Union forces defeated the Confederates. The Pacific Railroad Act authorized the construction of the first transcontinental railroad across the United States, connecting Iowa to California.
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Part 1: Select and define four terms: Cherokee Removal Lansford W. Hastings Joseph
Smith Joaquin Murrieta Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa AnaDred Scott v. Sandford
[sic] The Emancipation Proclamation George A. Custer Battle of Gettysburg Pacific
Railroad ActPart 2:Select and answer one:1. Analyze the causes and events leading to the
American Civil War, including the questions of slavery, sectionalism, and how westward
expansion worsened the situation.2. Analyze the different religious groups that came about
in the nineteenth century, especially during the Second Great Awakening.3. Historian
Frederick Jackson Turner argued that the westward movement defined America. Was he
right? Analyze the Gold Rush, race relations, American Indians, violence, and the
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