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Question 1

The land that forms the farther extent of a nations settled regions

Answer 1

Frontier

Question 2

The governments gift of land

Answer 2

Land grant

Question 3

The owners of ranches

Answer 3

Ranchero

Question 4

The extending nations beyond its existing a boarders

Answer 4

Expansion

Question 5

A New York farmer that had heavenly visions had a revived to him the text of a holy book called Mormon

Answer 5

Joseph smith

Question 6

The practice of having more than one wife at a time

Answer 6

Polygamy

Question 7

Was a Mormon leader, reposed that naive was no longer safe. Les people to the great salt lake, then 15,000 Mormons treked to Utah

Answer 7

Brigham young

Question 8

People who got the nickname that came to California to find gold

Answer 8

Forty-niners

Question 9

The legal rights to use water of river, streams, or other bodies of water

Answer 9

Water rights

Question 10

The self-appointed law enforces

Answer 10

Vigilante

Question 11

Led a wagon train filled with merchandise from independence. Was from Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico. He crossed treacherous rivers. Also found away through impassable mountains

Answer 11

William becknell

Question 12

Was a German immigrant sent to Americas first fur trading expedition in Oregon. He established the American fur company in 1808 at fort Astor, now Astoria, Oregon.

Answer 12

John Jacob Astor

Question 13

Fur trapper dog the northwest

Answer 13

Mountain men

Question 14

The annual meeting where trappers would trade furs for supplies

Answer 14

Rendezous

Question 15

We’re on a mission in Oregon to serve Cayuse Indians. They weee mistreated because they didn’t understand their ways. The Cayuse became hostile towards them then in 1847 an epidemic of measles came and killed many Cayuses

Answer 15

Marcus and Marissa whitman

Question 16

Led a group of 300 Americans into Texas. After America won against Mexico they praised him. They also honored his claim to the land. Him along with his citizens agreed to worship in the Roman Catholicism church.

Answer 16

Stephen austin

Question 17

The one person rip

Answer 17

Dictatorship

Question 18

An attack in which one force surrounds a city or fort

Answer 18

Siege

Question 19

Led a small army that surprised attacked San Anna’s army killing him within 18 minutes. Then they forced him to sign a treaty to recognize Texas independence

Answer 19

Sam Houston

Question 20

Add on

Answer 20

Annex

Question 21

Was called the annexation for both Texas and Oregon. Polk made it so that the British would withdraw their connections with Texas. Almost getting the U. S. In war with Mexico and Europe at the same time

Answer 21

James k Polk

Question 22

To give up

Answer 22

Cede

Question 23

Took in command of the bear flag rebellion. Then moved to join a group under the command of Kearny

Answer 23

John C. Fremont

Question 24

Explain the impact of California from the gold rush

Answer 24

The impact of the California gold rush impacted California was big because it had thousands or maybe millions of people all over the world travel to California in search of gold. It impacted California big because the news spree quickly increasing the population over two years to 14,000 to 100,000. This was bad because people were getting mad at each other the. the water rights law was placed making it so that you couldn’t cut off any field owners water supplies. The people mining got the nickname forty-miners. This worsens over the years because people didn’t stay in one place they would move when they heard of a new spot of gold. It impacted California because it wasn’t a state yet so there were no laws placed yet so vigilantes took place. Many girls stayed and worked in hotels, stores, boardinghouses, restaurants, and laundries to help support the minnors. While other women choose to mine in search of their own fortune. It also made an impact cause it made California more diverse and completely wiped native Americans.

Question 25

Explain how America achieved manifest destiny

Answer 25

The us finally achieved manifest density through a long process of buying the Louisiana purchase, that was once France, the buying Florida after Spain cede in 1819, then agreeing on terms with Britain for the Oregon country, then Mexico cession in 1848 and the garden purchase in 1853 and lastly fighting the American Mexican war after American annexed Texas in 1845 which ended their manifest destiny for now at least.