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U.S. Expansion/Movement

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Louisiana Purchase   expand west; Manifest Destiny (U.S. not only could, but was destined to, expand from coast to coast)  
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Erie Canal   connected Hudson River with Lake Erie; travel between Atlantic coast and Great Lakes  
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Homestead Act (1862)   government gives land to settlers who meet requirements; at least 21, citizen, $10 registration fee, build house and live there six months of year, farm land for five years before claiming ownership  
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Transcontinental Railroad   after Civil War form coast to coast; most workers were immigrants (Irish/Chinese)  
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Interstate Highway Act (1956)   provided $26 billion to build interstate highway system  
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Mexican War   dispute over southern border of Texas; Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and Gadsden Purchase  
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Spanish-American War   sinking of Battleship Maine; Treaty of Paris signed recognizing Cuba's independence  
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Migration to Sunbelt   moving south; warmer climate  
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Migration Northward of African American   in search of a better life; search for factory jobs  
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