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chs 11 & 12 test

The American Journey chapters 11 & 12

QuestionAnswer
This president’s popularity with the “common man’ Andrew Jackson
to break away secede
order to relocate Native Americans Removal Act
Trail of Tears began in Georgia
became president because President Harrison died. John Tyler
The practice of replacing government employees with the winning candidate’s supporters The spoils system
William Henry Harrison won with the support of Laborers and farmers
Ruins a reputation mudslinging
Whigs’ campaign slogan Tippecanoe and Tyler too
An overwhelming victory landslide
people from both Great Britain and the United States could settle in Oregon country Joint occupation
People who made their living as fur trappers were called Mountain men
lost his life at the Alamo Davy Crockett
This group took the law into their own hands Vigilantes
the high point of the year for mountain men Rendezvous
the United States was set apart to extend its boundaries all the way to the Pacific. Manifest destiny
Santa Anna was captured in this battle San Jacinto
The United States insisted this was the boarder between the United States and Mexico Rio Grande
had long lasting effects on California’s economy Gold Rush
Bingham Young led his groups migration to the Great Salt Lake area Mormon
William Becknell’s route Santa Fe Trail
way to Oregon country Oregon Trail
Canvas covered wagons prairie schooners
Huge Mexican properties ranchos
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