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Daily Quiz- 4/211. Which of the following were the original causes
for Europeans coming to the New World (America)? Choose 2
a. Religious Freedomb. Economic profit c. To have slavesd. To live under the US Constitution
2. What dominated Colonial economy in the South?a. Growing Tobaccob. Growing Cottonc. Traded. Industry
Geography and Early Times of Tennessee
Geography of Tennessee
Geography of Tennessee
Key Features of TNAppalachian Mountains- large mountain
chain covers all TN eastern borderMississippi River- Major waterway (most
important in US) on TN west borderCumberland Gap- passage through
mountains, allowed settlers into Tennessee and Kentucky
Daniel BooneDaniel Boone (explorer) helped white
settlers along the Wilderness Road into TennesseeIndian trail through the Mountains and
Cumberland gap to Kentucky and TennesseeBiggest issue: Native Americans
Indians lived on this land and did not like the idea of whites claiming it
Discussion1. Why do the Appalachian Mountains pose
difficulty expanding west?
2. Why would settlers want to expand to the west into Tennessee during colonial times?
3. How may Tennessee’s unique geography (mountains in the east and Mississippi river plains in the west) might impact Tennessee’s growth.
Dealing with RevolutionProclamation of 1763: disallowed
colonists to settle across Appalachian MountainsDeclared living in Tennessee illegalSettlers went to Tennessee to get away from
government
Government in TennesseeTo oppose British efforts to stop settlement,
settlers in Tennessee formed a community Watauga Association
Watauga had their own government and goal was to have freedom and protection from Natives
Moving WestJames Robertson and John Donelson led
a group from the Watauga settlement to Fort Nashborogh (later named Nashville)Hoped to escape British pressure