Social Studies: Chapter 6 (Lesson 1)

Canal means:

• Group of covered wagons that travel together for safety

• Money that is paid for using a road

• Across the continent

• Waterway dug by people

Wagon Train means:

• Group of covered wagons that travel together for safety

• Money that is paid for using a road

• Across the continent

• Waterway dug by people

Transcontinental means:

• Group of covered wagons that travel together for safety

• Money that is paid for using a road

• Across the continent

• Waterway dug by people

tolls means:

• Group of covered wagons that travel together for safety

• Money that is paid for using a road

• Across the continent

• Waterway dug by people

​ (a)   knew nothing about the land.

• Native Americans/American Indians

• Europeans
• White settlers

• Explorers

______ _____ knew the land well.

• Sacagawea

• Native Americans/American Indians

• White settlers

• President Jefferson

​ (a)   was built to let boats get through safely.

• Roads

• Railroads

• Canals
• Bridges

the ​ (a)   Canal connected the ​ (b)   to New York City.

• Erie
• Mississippi River

• Oregon Trail

• National Road

• Great Lakes

New York City became an important (a)   .

• city

• port
• road

• car

Another form of ​ (a)   was the covered wagon.

• Airplanes

• Railroads

• Transportation
• Cars