unit 10 manifest destiny Flashcards

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transcendentalists

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small group of intellectuals had a great deal of influence

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transcendentalists example

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ralph waldo emerson
henry david thoreau
bronson alcott
margaret fuller

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3
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who was the first secretary of the new state board of education

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horace mann

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4
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how many public high schools in country

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300

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5
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how many public high schools in MA

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100

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6
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1st college for women

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Wesleyan College in Georgia

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1st co-ed college

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Oberlin College (ohio)

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dorothea dix

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young boston school teacher

eventually worked with mental illness people to provide them with equal education

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9
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industrial revolution for women

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freed women from making necessary items for home + family

women could afford to buy cheaper manufactured goods

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10
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leaders of organized women’s rights conventions in NY

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Lucretius mott
elizabeth candy stanton
susan b. anthony
sojourner truth - former slave who have a speech about the equality of women

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how did new york lead other states to reforms for women

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giving women control over their own property
share guardianship of their own children
right to sur
divorce laws liberalized

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12
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cyrus mcCormick

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reaper - mechanized harvesting

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13
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john deere

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steal plow

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14
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who started american settlements in texas

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stephen austin

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name of the americans who moved to texas

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anglo - texans

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16
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who seized mexico city and took power

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santa anna

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17
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autonomy

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independent control over own affairs

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18
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lone star

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new texas nation with a flag of a single star

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“remember the alamo”

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became a sign for cause of independence

santa anna went to crush the alamo

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20
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who design a trap for santa anna and then captured him

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sam houston

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21
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election if 1844 candidates

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whigs: harrison
but not truly running just the so people don’t forget about the whigs
“his accidency”

democrats: polk
dark horse

liberty party

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22
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dark house

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unknown candidate

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23
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polk slogan

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“54 40 or fight”

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liberty party

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small, anti slavery party

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manifest destiny
It is white male americans’ right to expand from border to border of the United States of American
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“54 40 or fight”
reference to oregon territory northern border polk did not want to fight with britain because they were already fighting with Mexico
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cause of the mexican war
dispute over the southern border of texas mexico wanted nueces river US wanted Rio Grande River
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bear flag revolt
led by John C. Fremont declared an independent republic of california hurt the already weak mexico
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who did polk send to fight to mexican war
zachary taylor
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who captures mexico city
general winfield scott
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treaty of guadalupe hidalgo
ended mexican war mexico gave claims to TX CA and NM
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Gadsden Purchase
mexico sold southern NM and AZ for $10 million believed it be best railroad route across rockies to the pacific
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wilmer proviso
author - David Willmot from PA states that slavery would be forbidden in new territories acquired through Mexico pass in house, failed in Senate (circulated for 15 years)
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Chapultepec
fortress above Mexico City defenders included 6 young cadets ranging from 13-19 known as LOS NINOS HEROES
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California Gold Rush
mass migration of 80,000 fortune seekers to CA
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name of people in gold rush
forty-miners
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placed mining
miners used cheap metal picks pans and shovels to harvest gold flecks from the sand along the bank and bottom of rivers and streams
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hydraulic mining
employed jets of water that rose gravel hills into long like of sluices to cage the gold damaged the environment
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hard rock mining
for those with most money searching in the mountains for veins of quartz that contained gold miners got the gold by digging deep tunnels and shafts braced with posts and beams drained by posts
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who made the most money during the gold rush
the merchants who sold clothing and food to the poor miners
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conditions for miners
poor sanitation disease killed 100s - chordane - dysentery
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effects of gold rush
high tax on foreign miners to discourage Chinese miners drove NA away by terrorizing them mexican americans were forced to pay the foreigners tax even though they were there first CA wanted to become a state
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mountain me
daring young american trappers who hunted for beaver belts in the rocky mountains
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santa fe trail
the trade route that reached to mexico city
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expansionists
people who favored territorial growth
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oregon trail
founded by marcus and narcissus wittman found an indian trail at Walla Walla
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brigham young
led to mormons across the great plains and rockies to establish New Zion
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treaty of fort laramie
1851 bound the indians to move their territories away from the major trails
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who led the government expedition that led to wagons
john c frémont
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where were most of the wagons from
midwest/missouri
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1st to attempt to set up a permanent settlement in Oregon
John Jacob Astor
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who los a small group into oregon country
nathaniel wyeth
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who came up with the idea for manifest destiny
john l o’sullivan
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Franciscan Priest who set up a string of missionaries in CA
junípero serra
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created of California trail | crossed great basin and sierra nevada to reach CA
jedediah smith
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treaty that moved indians away from major trails
treaty of fort laramie