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Card Test #13

Miller Card Test #13

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Mexican War War of Manifest Destiny
1820 Missouri Compromise
No slavery allowed in land that would become Nebraska and Kansas Missouri Compromise
Northwest Ordinance Law which prohibited slavery in all its land
Area icebound for much of the year Northwest Passage
War between the United States and Mexico Mexican War
During the Cold War, name for U.S. missiles Minutemen
The Dred Scott Decision made this law unconstitutional Missouri Compromise
Kit Carson, leading his troops from the U.S. Army, took these Native Americans to a reservation Navajos
War in which minutemen fought American Revolution
American soldiers ready to fight at a moments notice Minutemen
His time in office is known as the Era of Good Feelings James Monroe
A sea route from the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans Northwest Passage
Law which organized part of America's Middle West into townships of 36 square miles Northwest Ordinance
His doctrine said the United States would not tolerate intervention by European nations in the Americas James Monroe
Tribe of southwestern Indians removed to a reservation on the Long March Navajoes
Part of this colony was bought by Peter Minuit for $24 in cheap jewelry New Amsterdam
Invented the telegraph Samuel F. B. Morse
Issued a doctrine, named for him, supporting independence of Spanish colonies in America James Monroe
Maine entered the nation as a free state and Missouri as a slave state Missouri Compromise
States which entered the United States as a result of the Missouri Compromise Maine and Missouri
The Missouri Compromise was passed during his presidency James Monroe
Name of Dutch settlements in the 1600s in America New Amsterdam
Messaged, "What hath God wrought?" Samuel F.B. Morse
A waterway sought by early explorers Northwest Passage
Passed in 1787 to regulate settlement of United States territories Northwest Ordinance
Who won the Mexican War? United States
Area the U.S. acquired after the Mexican War Southwest
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