Manifest Destiny Flashcards

1
Q

The U.S, Great Britain, and Russia all laid to part of Oregan in?

A

The Early 1800s

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2
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After exhausting the beaver supply in Organ country, many________ ____found work as________

A

Mountain men found work as guides

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3
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In ____ the democratic party’s Camphaingh slogan referred to the conflict with _____ ____over Organ country

A

In 1844, Conflict with Great Britain

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4
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President ______ ______ refushed to annex Texas. President _______ _______ supported the annex of Texas.

A

Andrew Jackson, John Tyler

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5
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The Mexican ranchos had ________ ________ working there land in exchange for _____ and ______

A

Native Americans, Food, and shelter

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6
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Vigilantes

A

took the law onto their own hands

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7
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Orgon trail

A

Route to western lands

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8
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Ranchos

A

huge Mexican Properties

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9
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Sam Houston

A

Commander of Texan forces

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10
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Californios

A

Mexicans living in Califonia

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11
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______ ______ was the last country to challenge the U.S For control of ______

A

Great Britain, Orgon

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12
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______ ________ Allowed other pople from both _____ and the U.S to settle in Organ Contry

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Joint Occupation, Britain

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13
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___ ______ and ___ ______ lived in the west and worked as guides

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Jim Bridger and Kit Carson

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14
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Texas chose ____ _______ as it’s president after Texas won independence form ________

A

Sam Houston, Mexico

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15
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Mountain Men made their living as _____

A

Trappers

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16
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” We reached the camping place. What first struck our eye was several long rows of Indian tents ( lodges), extending along the Green River for at least a mile. Indian and whites were mingled here in varied groups. Of the Indians, there had come chiefly snakes, Flatheads, and Nezperces, peaceful tribes, living beyond the Rocky mountains the agents of the different trading companies ………

A

Adolph Wisilzenus, a German traveler in the west

17
Q

” We are creeping along slowly, one wagon after another, the same old gait, the same thing over, out one mudhole into another all day.” Amelia Stewart knight, 1853 The quote shows that the travelers felt

A

Boredom

18
Q

” The people of Texas, in solemn convention, assembles, appealing to a candid world for the necessities of our conditions, do hereby resolve and declare that our political connection with the Mexican nation has forever ended; and that the people of texas do ow constitute a free, sovereign, and independent republic.” - March 2, 1836, from the

A

Florida Declaration of Sovereignty

19
Q

President __________ refused the request to annex ______ because ______ allowed slavery. Adding the territory to the U.S would upset the balance of slave and free states in congress, which could cause problems in the country.

A

Jackson, Texas, Texas

20
Q

_____-______ were pepole loooking for gold. They were called _______-______ because they arrived in California in ____

A

Forty-niners, 1849

21
Q

The ____ ____ affect California’s population because it made California more _______ as people arrived from all around the world.

A

Gold Rush, Diverse

22
Q

The _______ left ___ ____ because they were seeking a safe haven, as disapproving neighbors forced them to move.

A

Mormons, New York

23
Q

What was the end result of Mexico’s offering land to new settlers in the 1820s?

A

At first, Mexico welcomed them but soon the Americans outnumbered the Tejanos