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The most influential aid to westward expansion was Thomas Jefferson. some of the things he did as president, that helped the expansion were ordered the louisiana purchase, Ordered lewis and clark's expedition.

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Due to the louisiana purchase our relations with france were much improved. however it also caused some questioning of the power of the government as it was not completely constitutional. One last result was increased tensions between settlers and native americans, as the native americans were often being forced off their land. the Sauk tribe in particular waged a rebellion.

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Important person involved in the Second great awakening

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Important person involved in the Second great awakening

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Barton W. Stone was an important preacher he led people to see the religious faith and the importance of the Bible.  He was expelled from the church after the Cane ridge revival because of his beliefs.

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A result from the Second great awakening.

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A result from the Second great awakening.

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Many revivals happened across the united states and the purpose was to awaken religious faith through impassion preaching and praying.During the day participants studied the bible and at night they heard emotional preaching that could make them cry.Also it brought christianity on a large scale of enslaved african americans. This Revival showed numbers of 1 in ever 15 people were involved in church to every 1 in 6 people were involved.

"Religious Transformation and the Second Great Awakening." Ushistory.org. Independence Hall Association, n.d. Web. 28 Nov. 2016.

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This woman was known for taking action and promoting education for females.
While Crandall was one of the several women who opened a school, she was also the one who accepted an African American and later worked to make a school just for them . She did not seek out the good fortune of just "white" people but also those of color, who were struggling even more at the time. "Her rigorous curriculum provided female students with an education comparable to that of prominent schools for boys." ( http://bit.ly/1Eq9VVp)
Prudence Crandall is pictured above :)

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Politically and physically how did the United States expand the country?

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Politically and physically how did the United States expand the country?

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America Continued westward by relocating the large number of settlers on the east coast to the west. an example of this is that in the years 1800-1810 Ohio's population grew more than 5 times over. this migration physically happened through the Cumberland gap a natural gap in the appalachians. The expansion was socially fueled by the louisiana purchase, this was when America Purchased Much of the west from france, the issue with this is that it was not necessarily constitutional. but it was determined necessary.

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In the end of this pressing movement, women were finally given the rights that they had been falsely promised at first. Now they had the ability to attend school and pursue career paths.
Later on they still attempted to earn more rights as women and to advocate other social reforms.

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The Second great awakening was a protestant religious revival movement in the 19th century that formed many people to focus on religion.Religion was an idea back then but not what it was after this movement changed the mind of many and had serious religious impacts.

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Polk was the President of the United States at the time of the Mexican American war. He had an expansion-oriented mindset, and believed in manifest destiny (the belief that it was both right and just that the U.S. should spread throughout the American continents). He hoped to provoke war with Mexico and gain it's territory by making aggressive moves over the disputed border. He was successful, expanding the territory of the U.S. by one third. (http://bit.ly/2gzVbtP)
-Tyler Gruhlke

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The War ended in a victory for America. In the following Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, Mexico agreed to the Rio Grande border of Texas, as well as seceding modern-day California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, most of Arizona, and parts of Colorado and Wyoming to the US for $15 million. Five years later, President Franklin Pierce authorized the Gadsen Purchase, buying territory along the south of the Gila River for $10 million. This established the current border of the lower 48 states.
-Tyler Gruhlke

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There was a disputed border between Texas and Mexico. Texas said that its border extended to the Rio Grande, but Mexico insisted that its border was drawn on the Nueces River 100 miles Northeast. President Polk sent a blockade to the Rio Grande, as well as an exploration party through Alta California. Mexico had had enough and decided to send troops over the Rio Grande. There was a small skirmish, and Polk immediately called for war.
-Tyler Gruhlke

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At the beginning of the 19th century women were simply considered to go about the cult of domesticity where they took care of the children and worked around the house (sewing, cooking or cleaning). They had barely, if any, jobs available to them.
As time progressed, though, many women, and some very few men, protested for women's rights.
Seneca Falls is where the first convention for women's rights took place, and, as time passed, more and more meetings took place and women gathered more female supporters in the movement.