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expantionists those who believed the U.s should extend across the entire North American continent
Alamo an abandoned mission in San Antonio, battle fought by Texans and Mexicans
Factory System method of production that combined machines and workers in mills and factories
Nativists person prejudiced against immigrants
Proclaimation of 1763 proclaimation by King George III reserving all land west of the Appalachian Mountains for all American Indians
Clara Barton Started the Red Cross, "angel of the Battlefield"
Sally Tompkins Sponsored hospital in the South; only 6 of her 3000 patients died
Harriet Tubman former slave who worked as a spy for the Union army; worked with th underground railroad
Robert E Lee Confederate army general and commander in chief of the confederate army.
General Grant eighteenth president of the U.S.; army general; named commander in chief of the union army during the civil war
Elijah Hunt Rhodes served in the union army of the Potomac during the civil war
Stonewall Jackson confederate army general' led the rout of the union forces at the first battle of bull run
Mary Chestnut Southern Carolina woman, noted for writing a diary of the events of the Civil War
Paleo Indians nomads, followed wild game killing animals when they could, ate wild plants.
Presideos spanish colonial period forts, usually connected with a mission
kivas round structures built mostly underground by the Anasazi people
Sachem head of an Iroquois tribe
Conquistadores spanish explorers and soldiers; forced native American peoples to accept Spanish rule.
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