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TermDefinition
Expansion The act or growing, making larger, or expanding
Expansion A long and challenging journey into a newly discovered area
Gold A precious metal that was very valuable and was the highly sought after mineral during the California Gold Rush
Gold Rush The mass movement of people who moved to California between 1848-1853 in search of gold
Louisiana Purchase The land purchased by Tomas Jefferson that more than doubled the size of the United States
Oregon Trail The most well known trail that pioneers used to travel to the Pacific Ocean
Physical Barrier Any quality or feature of geography that worked against or hindered the pioneers in their journey to settle in the west
Physical gateway Any quality feature of geography that helped or benefited the pioneers in their journey to settle in the west
Pioneer One of the first settlers in a new territory
Settler A person who settlers in a new colony or settlers into an unfamiliar location
Territorial Expansion The period of time between 1801-1861 when the US grew Tremendously in land size
Territory A geographical area of land marked off and designated for a certain state or country
The Alamo One of the most famous battles between Texas and Mexico
Trail of tears Relocated to Oklahoma Many died
Indian Removal Act President Andrew Johnson's policy where he negotiated treaties with Native Americans, exchanging land east of the Mississippi from the west. Forcing NA out of home land.
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