1. What are the four great industries taken up in this chapter? Can you tell in what ways each of these is of special value to us? 2. Use your map in locating the cotton region; the wheat-growing region; the cattle-raising region. 3. In what ways are coal, iron, and steel especially useful? 4. How are we all dependent upon one another? How may we be truly patriotic? THE END INDEX Adams, John Adams, Samuel Alamo Anna, Santa Antietam, battle of Appomattox Court House, Lee's surrender at Atlanta, capture of Backwoodsmen, life among Barlow, Joel Bon Homme Richard (bo-nom'-re-shar') Boone, Daniel Boone, Squire "Boston Tea Party" Brandywine Creek Bull Run, battle of Bunker Hill, battle of Burgoyne (ber-goin'), General, his invasion Cabinet, the President's Calhoun, John C. Camden, battle of Carson, Kit Cattle-raising Cedar Creek, battle of Cherokee Indians Civil War Clark, George Rogers Clark, William Clay, Henry Clermont Clinton, DeWitt Coal Colonies become States Compromise, Missouri Compromise of 1850 Concord, battle of Confederate States of America, organization of Congress, Continental, first meeting of second meeting of Congress, United States Continental Army Cornwallis, General Cotton Cotton-gin, invention of Cowpens, battle of Creek Indians Custis, Mrs. Martha Davis, Jefferson Dawes, William Declaration of Independence Donelson, Fort Dorchester Heights Douglas, Stephen A. Early, General, at Cedar Creek Emancipation Proclamation Erie Canal Ferguson, Major Fitch, John Flatboat Florida, purchase of France aids the Americans Franklin, Benjamin Fremont, John C. French villages, old, life in Fulton, Robert Gage, General Gates, General George III Gettysburg, battle of Gold, discovery of, in California Grant, Ulysses Greene, Nathanael Guilford Court House, battle of Hale, Nathan Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton, Colonel Hancock, John Hayne, Senator Henderson, Richard Henry, Fort Henry, Patrick Hessians Houston, Sam Howe, General Hutchinson, Governor Independence of the United States Iron Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Thomas J. ("Stonewall") Jay, John Jefferson, Thomas Johnston, Albert Sydney Johnston, Joseph E. Jones, John Paul Kaskaskia (Kas-kas'-ki-a) Kentucky King's Mountain, battle of Knox, Henry La Fayette (Lae f[=a]-yet) Lee, Robert E. Lewis and Clark's Expedition Lewis, Meriwether Lexington, battle of Lincoln, Abraham; and slavery; and the Emancipation Proclamation; assassinated Lincoln, General Livingston, Chancellor Livingston, Robert R. Long Island, battle of Louisiana Purchase McClellan, General Mandan Indians Marion, Francis Meade, General Mexican Cession Mexican War Minutemen Missouri Compromise Mohawk Valley Monroe, James Morgan, Daniel Morse, Samuel F.B.