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the mission and the scene of the 12-day-long battle between mexicans and the texans alamo
he was the first president of the republic of texas sam houston
he led the american troops to occupy the texas-mexico border zachary taylor
he led a group of emigrants to settle farmland east of san antonio stephen austin
this means to have independent control over one's affairs autonomy
he was the american general who captured veracruz and mexico city winfield scott
he was the southern democrat and expansionist elected president in 1844 james polk
he was the charismatic mexican general who seized power of mexico in 1834 santa anna
this was the name given to the new nation created by the texans in 1835 lone star republic
this was the mass migration of gold seekers into california in 1848-49 california gold rush
the signing of this treaty added 1.2 million square miles of territory to the united states treaty of guadalupe hidalgo
this type of mining used pans and shovels to harvest gold flecks from sand near rivers and streams placer mining
this proposed law banned slavery in any lands won from mexico wilmot proviso
the official purchase transferred ownership of land in southern arizona and mexico to the us in 1853 gadsden purchase
a person who favors expanding the territory or influence of a country expansionist
this trail was developed by traders in the mid-1800's, connecting independence missouri, to sante fe, new mexico sante fe trail
american trappers who explored the rocky mountains in the early 1800's and created the trails for future wagon trains mountain men
he established the mormon colony of new zion on the eastern shore of the great salt lake in utah brigham young
he was the journalist who wrote an influential editorial about the manifest destiny john o' sullivan
he was the texas army commander who defeated santa anna at the battle of san jacinto sam houston
he was the first leader of the mormons joseph smith
this 1848 agreement formally ended the mexican-american war, and included the sale of mexican territory to the us treaty of guadalupe hidalgo
the belief that god wanted the united states t own all of north america manifest destiny
gold was first discovered at this location sutter's mill
the mormons established a new colony and named it new zion
the president of the united states during the mexican-american war james k. polk
many westward emigrants bypassed the great plains
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