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Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
Most early American railroads were built to haul what resource?
  1. gold
  2. coal
  3. stone
  4. lumber
Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
The Cherokee's forced journey to Oklahoma is known as the                   .
  1. Trail of Tears
  2. Trail of Dirt
  3. Trail of Cherokees
  4. Trail of Indians
Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
Answer the following questions about early American railroads.
South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Gravity Railroad Union Pacific Railroad
What was the first American railroad chartered for both passenger and freight travel?
Which was the first American railroad to use a steam locomotive?
Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
This President signed the Indian Removal Act.
  1. Abraham Lincoln
  2. Barack Obama
  3. Andrew Jackson
  4. George Washington
Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
With 137 miles of track in 1833, the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company was the longest railroad in the world at the time.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Jacksonian Era
*ANDREW JACKSON FACTS*

1. He was the       7th       President.

2. He represented the "          common                   People          " .

3. Much of his presidency he took action           AGAINST           Native Americans and the

population of the         South        .

4. He was very popular among        poor                  farmers          .