Servidio Review for Chapter 12 MC/CR Test
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| Define explorers. | Someone who travels to a distant land in search of adventure
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| Identify three explorers. | Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and Sacajawea
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| Identify three Native American groups that moved west. | Cherokee, Creek, Chickasaw
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| Where in the west did the Native Americans move to? | West of the Mississippi River
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| Who were the mountain men? | A group of fur trappers and fur traders
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| Who created the first American Fur Company? | John Jacob Astor
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| Where in the west did the mountain men move to? | Oregon Country
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| Who were the Missionaries? | A group of people who wanted to convert the Native Americans to Christianity
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| Where in the west did the missionaries move to? | West of the Mississippi River
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| Name two missionary workers. | Marcus and Narissa Whitman
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| Who were the Mormons? | A group of religious people who moved west for religious freedom
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| Name the two leaders of the Mormons. | Joseph Smith and Brigham Young
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| Why did the Mormons move west? | To escape religious persecution for their beliefs
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| What were two of the Mormons beliefs that people in the east questioned? | Mormons can have more than one wife and they did not believe in war
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| Where in the west did the Mormons move to? | Salt Lake City, Utah
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| Who were the forty-niners? | Gold Miners
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| Why did the forty-niners move west? | To strike gold
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| Where in the west did the forty-niners move to? | California
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| Identify the first gold mining owner. | John Sutter
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| Who led the people to Texas? | Moses and Stephen Austin
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| Why did people move to Texas? | To develop the land and control Native American attacks
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| Who was the leader of the Lone Star Republic? | Sam Houston
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| Who was the leader of the Mexican army? | Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna
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| Define siege. | To completely surround
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| Define annex. | To add onto
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| Define Manifest Destiny. | The desire to move west
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| Why did people move to Oregon Country? | For fur trapping
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| Why did people move to Texas? | To develop the land and control Native American attacks
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| What areas were included in the Mexican Cession? | California and New Mexico
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| How much did the United States pay Mexico for the Mexican Cession? | $15 million dollars
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| What areas were included in the Gadsden Purchase? | Strip of land in Arizona and New Mexico
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| How much did the United States pay Mexico for the Gadsden Purchase? | $10 million dollars
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| How did the United States acquire the Louisiana Purchase? | The United States bought it from France for $15 million dollars
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| How did the United States acquire Florida? | The United States purchased it from Spain for $5 million dollars
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| Describe the battle at the Alamo? | The Mexicans siege the mission and forced the Texans to surrender
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| Describe the cause of annexing the Lone Star Republic? | Sam Houston told the United States that the Lone Star Republic would be allies with Britain
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| Describe the result of annexing the Lone Star Republic? | The Mexican American War begins
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| Describe the causes of the Mexican War? | The United States and Mexico argue over land and borders
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| Describe the results of the Mexican War? | The United States wins, the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo is signed, Mexican Cession, Gadsden Purchase and Manifest Destiny is complete
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| Idenify two problems of the Lone Star Republic? | They were bankrupt and Mexico wanted their land back.
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