Question

list 3 things about thomas jefferson that we learned about in class (remember the drawings from the whiteboard)

Explanation:

The visual clues (Louisiana Purchase map with dollar signs, woolly mammoth) connect to key facts about Thomas Jefferson: he oversaw the Louisiana Purchase, supported scientific exploration like the Lewis and Clark Expedition which documented megafauna remains, and was a proponent of westward expansion.

Answer:

1. He authorized the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, a large land acquisition from France that doubled the size of the United States.
2. He commissioned the Lewis and Clark Expedition to explore and map the newly acquired western territories, which included documenting new species and geological features (linked to the mammoth drawing, as the expedition encountered megafauna remains).
3. He was a strong advocate for westward expansion and agrarianism, viewing an independent, farming-focused nation as ideal for the United States.