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Jedediah Smith a mountain man who lead an exploration through the Rocky Mountains and found the South Pass
mountain man Daring fur Trappers and explorers who opened trails through the Rockies to the West
Jim Beckwourth a famous rugged loner and found the Beckwourth Pass
land speculator bought large amounts of land in hope that it would increase in value so that they could divide it into smaller sections and sell
Sante Fe Trail a trail opened by William Becknell that led from Missouri to Sante Fe
Oregon Trail A trail opened which ran from Independence, Missouri to the Oregon Territory
Mormon a religous group founded by Joseph Smith who settled in Utah and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Brigham Young the next Mormon Leader after Joseph Smith who led his people out of The US to the Mexican owned part of Utah
Stephan Austin son of a bankrupt Missouri mone owner who would help to establish the Republic of Texas
Tejano People of Spanish heritage whho consider Texas their home
Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna The Mexican president who jailed Austin due to his threat that if Texas couldn't be a self-governed st would break away
Sam Houston The onlt person with military experience at the Washington-on0the-Brazos meeting who would be in command of the Texas army
William Travis lead a company of volunteers to the Alamo
Juan Seguin Lead a band of 25 Tejanos in support of the eventat the Alamo
Battle of the Alamo a long battle against Santa Anna and his army at the Alamo, but lost when the Texans ran out of ammunition
Lone Star Republic the nickname for Texas as an independent nation
James K. Polk a Democratic canidate in the 1844 election who was elected and looked for ways for expansion of the US
manifest destiny the belief that the US id destined to stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
Zachary Taylor was ordered by Polk to station troops at the northern bank of the Rio Grande which the troops were ambushed by a Mexican cavalry in April 25, 1846
Bear Flag Revolt a rebellion lead by John C. Fremont in california against Mexican rule
Winfield Scott lead a forrce that battleds at Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico and battled inland towards Mexico City
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo In February 2, 1848, the treaty ended the war with Mexico having Texas recognized as part of the US and the Rio Grande was the border
Mexican Cession a vast region ceded by Mexico to the US
forty-niners someone who went to California to find gold in 1849
Californio settlers of Mexican or Spanish descent
Mariano Vallejo member of one of the oldest Spanish families in the US and owned a large amount of land
John Sutter a Swiss immigrant who persuaded the Mexican governer to give him 50,000 acres of land in 1839
James Marshall a carpenter that Sutter sent to build a sawmill found gold in 1848
California gold rush a large amount of people that moved to Clifornia upon hearing the discovery of gold
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