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who were the first permanent american white settlers in oregon? missionaries
what led settlers and trappers to move to oregon? rich land,animals,and region
why did american settlers in texas come into conflict with mexico in the 1830`s? settlers in texas wanted to br free from mexico they wanted independence
why did mormons move to settle in utah? they wanted a safe place without persecution
mountain mens? mounatin mens were fur traders that traded and discovered routesi n mountains
what was the biggest threat to people on the oregon trail? the risk of life,and to travel that journey was harsh and severe
how did mexicans influence the american culture? mexicans improved and added to our culture
what was a challenge faced by the lone star republic? the lone star republic faced many challenges one way by setting up the gov. and by being independent.
what happened that made polk urge to delcare war on mexico? mexico went over our land or over the boundaries
why did texans seek revenge against santa anna`s troops? they wanted to be free of his dictatorship and wanted to gian independece
did many be rich during the gold rush? no,few people were rich off the gold rush many lost there money and support to their families
what was the signifance of the siege at the alamo? the signifance was the poor volunteers fightin and the captain sending for help
what cause conflict wiht americans settlers and the mexican gov? americans wanted to get their independence in texas
mormons? mormons are a group of people who believed in different ideas and wanted to live in groups
what role did missionaries play in the settlement of the west? missionaries discovered new routes to the west,they traded with families that are moving west
at what battle did texans defeat santa anna? at the battle of san jacinto
what did texans believe should be done to solve the independent republic`s problem? they thought of being added to the u.s.
what did u.s. acquire as a result of the mexican war? as a result of the mexican war the u.s. acquired most of the land to the far west.
what was a law adopted by americans in the south west? as soon as possible they thought for a state constitution.
why was califonia such a diverse country? california was diverse because many people rushed in for the gold rush
how did white settlers and trappers prove the way for settlers to come,how did these settlement patterns help the joint ownership of oregon by the u.s. and britain? white settlers proved the ways to come to the west by showing furs for animals they killed.these patterns then helped more people move in and get into the fur trade.
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