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chap 13 vocabz

Chap 13 sg

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A fur trapper or explorer who discovered trails through the Rocky Mountains Mountain man
Famous mountain man Jedediah Smith
Famous mountain man Jim Beckworth
A person who buys land in the hope that it will increase in value and bring in a profit Land speculator
Trail from missouri to Santa Fe,New Mexico Santa Fe Trail
Trail from Missouri to Oregon Territory Oregon Trail
A member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints mormon
Mormon leader Brigham young
A person of spanish heritage who considers Texas his or her home Tejano
Started american colony in Texas Stephen Austin
President of Mexico Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
First president of the Republic of Texas Sam Houston
Army leader at the Battle of the Alamo Juan Seguin
Key battle for Texan Independence Battle of the Alamo
Nickname of the Texas Rebulic Lone Star Republic
Belief that the United States would expand across the continent Manifest Destiny
11th president of the United States James K. Polk
U.s. General in the War with Mexico Zachary Taylor
Rebellion by Americans against Mexican Rule in California Bear Flag Revolt
U.S. General in the War with Mexico Winfield Scott
Treaty ending the war with mexico Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Vast region given up by Mexico to the United States After the War with Mexico Mexican Cession
a person who went to California to find Gold Forty-niner
To leave behind Abandon
To attack from a hidden place Ambush
To add to something else Annex
To mark new trails Blaze
Military troops that were trained to fight on horseback Calvalry
To give up Cede
A person who cheats others out of money Con artist
A person who agreed to recruit settlers for the land they were given Empresario
Something handed down to later generations from earlier generations Heritage
Things that are bought and sold merchandise
A group moving together from one place to another Migration
A large disorderly crowd mob
To be fortunate or successful prosper
A meeting Rendezvous
A form of government in which power lies with the voters Republic
To cheat of money or property Swindle
Army leader at the battle of the Alamo William travis
A california settler of spanish or mexican descent Californio
A Californio and a member of one of the oldest spanish Families in America Mariano Vallejo
A california settler on whose land gold was found John sutter
A carpenter who found gold Sutters Mill James Marshall
Occurred when large numbers of people moved to california California gold Rush
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