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| Jedediah Smith | a mountain man who lead an exploration through the Rocky Mountains and found the South Pass
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| mountain man | Daring fur Trappers and explorers who opened trails through the Rockies to the West
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| Jim Beckwourth | a famous rugged loner and found the Beckwourth Pass
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| land speculator | bought large amounts of land in hope that it would increase in value so that they could divide it into smaller sections and sell
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| Sante Fe Trail | a trail opened by William Becknell that led from Missouri to Sante Fe
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| Oregon Trail | A trail opened which ran from Independence, Missouri to the Oregon Territory
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| Mormon | a religous group founded by Joseph Smith who settled in Utah and members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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| Brigham Young | the next Mormon Leader after Joseph Smith who led his people out of The US to the Mexican owned part of Utah
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| Stephan Austin | son of a bankrupt Missouri mone owner who would help to establish the Republic of Texas
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| Tejano | People of Spanish heritage whho consider Texas their home
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| Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna | The Mexican president who jailed Austin due to his threat that if Texas couldn't be a self-governed st would break away
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| Sam Houston | The onlt person with military experience at the Washington-on0the-Brazos meeting who would be in command of the Texas army
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| William Travis | lead a company of volunteers to the Alamo
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| Juan Seguin | Lead a band of 25 Tejanos in support of the eventat the Alamo
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| Battle of the Alamo | a long battle against Santa Anna and his army at the Alamo, but lost when the Texans ran out of ammunition
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| Lone Star Republic | the nickname for Texas as an independent nation
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| James K. Polk | a Democratic canidate in the 1844 election who was elected and looked for ways for expansion of the US
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| manifest destiny | the belief that the US id destined to stretch from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
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| Zachary Taylor | was ordered by Polk to station troops at the northern bank of the Rio Grande which the troops were ambushed by a Mexican cavalry in April 25, 1846
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| Bear Flag Revolt | a rebellion lead by John C. Fremont in california against Mexican rule
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| Winfield Scott | lead a forrce that battleds at Veracruz on the Gulf of Mexico and battled inland towards Mexico City
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| Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo | In February 2, 1848, the treaty ended the war with Mexico having Texas recognized as part of the US and the Rio Grande was the border
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| Mexican Cession | a vast region ceded by Mexico to the US
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| forty-niners | someone who went to California to find gold in 1849
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| Californio | settlers of Mexican or Spanish descent
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| Mariano Vallejo | member of one of the oldest Spanish families in the US and owned a large amount of land
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| John Sutter | a Swiss immigrant who persuaded the Mexican governer to give him 50,000 acres of land in 1839
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| James Marshall | a carpenter that Sutter sent to build a sawmill found gold in 1848
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| California gold rush | a large amount of people that moved to Clifornia upon hearing the discovery of gold
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