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The United States expanded westward when James Monroe headed to talk to Napoleon and the American ambassador in France when Napoleon decided to sell the United states the Louisiana Territory for $15 million which more than doubled the size of the United States. After Jefferson appointed Lewis to explore the land with Clark accompanied by Sacajawea who served as an interpreter and guide and after more and more people expanded westward in the country.

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Susan B. Anthony, She was the woman who stood up to anyone and spoke for the women and their rights. She believed that white, black or whatever it may be, she believed everyone should be able to vote no matter the gender or color. Resource

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Women started to protest about their rights that they had and how they were compared to men’s rights. This led to a big problem which had to be resolved by listening to what the women had to say and determine whether or not they deserve new rights. Resource

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1. The women wanted more rights. They were limited to very few things such as, working at home, cleaning and more. They were not allowed to attend meetings by disapproving men which made them unhappy, so they went out to seek a solution to end this unfairness. Resource

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What Idea emerged from the Westward Expansion? 

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What Idea emerged from the Westward Expansion? 

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An Idea that emerged from the Westward expansion was that a stronger republic and the empire of liberty grew. Most historians believe that without the purchase the United States would not have been as a strong country.

http://www.history.com/topics/westward-expansion

Mario Chavez

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Who played an important role in the Westward Expansion? 

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Who played an important role in the Westward Expansion? 

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James Monroe was a key person in this deal, because of him most likely, we now have a country that is bigger in size. He made this possible because he didn’t have time to consult the deal with the government so he went ahead and closed the deal before Napoleon changed his mind. Without Monroe accepting the deal the United States most likely would have not had the size it has today.

Mario Chavez

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One important abolitionist is William Lloyd Garrison. Garrison started The Liberator, a radical newspaper that called for emancipation of all slaves. He also founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. Many African-Americans supported him and Whites that were against abolition hated him.

Luke Schlarman

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The concrete idea that emerged from this issue is the slavery was racist, hateful, and inhumane. This idea mostly emerged from Northern churches affected by the Second great awakening. http://bit.ly/1MmbRAm

Luke Schlarman

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Abolition was the movement to end slavery. At first anti-slavery groups wanted African Americans to be resettled to Africa, but that was not what African Americans wanted. Very few African Americans actually moved back to Africa. In the 1830s many white preachers joined the abolitionist movement saying that slavery was “a great national sin” People began meeting and many people began to realize that slavery was wrong.

Luke Schlarman

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Charles Grandison Finney, a preacher that rejected the Calvinistic belief that God predetermines whether a person will go to heaven or hell. Instead preaching that someone could determine where they would go after they died.

sam burg

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Large camp meetings were held all over the country. The meetings led to extraordinary numbers of people to convert through an enthusiastic style of preaching and audience participation. In these meetings people began to belive a religion called Evangilism.
http://www.ushistory.org/us/22c.asp

sam burg

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A time of religious revival in the U.S. The movement began around 1790 and gained momentum by 1800.

sam burg