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What was the name given to people looking for new land in western North America? (1 point)
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indentured servants
indentured servants

slaves
slaves

settlers
settlers

pioneers
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How are blues and jazz related? (1 point)
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Blues singers used their voices to show emotion, which then influenced jazz, which also had roots in English, Scottish, and Irish folk music.
Blues singers used their voices to show emotion, which then influenced jazz, which also had roots in English, Scottish, and Irish folk music.

Blues singers used their voice to show emotion, influencing jazz music, which relies on unusual rhythms.
Blues singers used their voice to show emotion, influencing jazz music, which relies on unusual rhythms.

Blues singers used unusual rhythms, leading to jazz, which allowed singers to use their voice to show emotions.
Blues singers used unusual rhythms, leading to jazz, which allowed singers to use their voice to show emotions.

Blues singers were inspired by English, Scottish, and Irish folk music, which then influenced the creation of jazz.
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What traditional craft do many descendants of the Cherokee people still make? (1 point)
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sweetgrass baskets
sweetgrass baskets

gumbo
gumbo

rivercane baskets
rivercane baskets

country music
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In one to two sentences, why do people build levees in the Southeastern region?(2 points)
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In three to five sentences explain how people continually moved westward in different periods of American history. (4 points)
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say it like a 7th grader wrote it
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pioneers
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Blues singers used their voices to show emotion, which then influenced jazz, which also had roots in English, Scottish, and Irish folk music.
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rivercane baskets
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Levees are built in the Southeastern region to protect low-lying areas from flooding, particularly during hurricanes and heavy rainfall. They help to prevent water from overflowing riverbanks and causing damage to homes and infrastructure.
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The westward expansion in American history occurred in different periods driven by various factors. During the 19th century, the concept of Manifest Destiny fueled the belief that Americans were destined to expand westward across the continent. This led to the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, the Oregon Trail migrations in the 1840s, and the California Gold Rush in the 1850s. Additionally, the Homestead Act of 1862 encouraged settlers to move west and claim land for farming. Industrialization and the completion of the transcontinental railroad in the late 19th century further facilitated westward migration. These movements symbolize the spirit of adventure, economic opportunity, and territorial expansion in American history.
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In American history, people kept moving to the west in different times for lots of reasons. Like, in the 1800s, they believed it was their destiny to expand that way. Plus, there were things like the Louisiana Purchase, the Oregon Trail trips, and the Gold Rush in California, all pushing people to move out west. Laws like the Homestead Act in 1862 also told people they could claim land if they moved there to farm. And with new stuff like the railroads, it was easier for them to go west. It's all about adventure, making money, and expanding into new places.