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These people followed the teachings of people such as John Wesley and George Whitefield.

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These people believed that believers should be immersed into water to really baptist.

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A religious revival that took place around 1790, but movement gained momentum in the 1800's. This resulted in more people who were either Baptist or Methodist.

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This reform aimed for reducing the number of people who drink alcohol.

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An attempt to improve the conditions of prisons if people couldn't find an alternative to incarceration. Dorothy Dix is someone who strongly believed in this reform.

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A reform to improve the treatment of the mentally ill. Dorothy also believed in this.

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A belief that stated that people are their best when they are 'self-reliant' or not following any political parties. Henry David Thoreau is a known leader.

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Originally religious communities, they are considered places in which everything is perfect. This includes the Shaker community in the 1800's.

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Woman during this time fought against the idea that women needed to be submissive. This would continue into the 1900's.

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Created by Horace Mann, he believed in public education.

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From Nauvoo, Illinois to the Salt Lake City in Utah.The Mormons moved west to escape religious discrimination.

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The belief that this god given land was supposed to be explored and industrialized to the west coast.

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Americans who came to Texas wanted to break away from the Mexican Gov. while the Tejanos wanted to side with Mexico. This resulted in a war.

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Father of Stephan F. Austin. He was important in the lead industry.

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One of the first Americans to be able to own land in Texas who was still a part of Mexico.  Considered the 'Father of Texas'.

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Mexican troops who did a siege on some Texas volunteer soldiers in Alamo, Texas.

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Represented Tennessee in the house of representatives, but he got killed.

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Commander of the battle of the Alamo, which he died in.

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His victory at the battle of San Jacinto allowed Texas to be free of Mexican power.

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11th president of the united states. He expanded  American territory before and after the war with Mexico. (He got bits of Montana and Wyoming, and the entirety of Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.

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Texas became part of the union on Dec 29, 1845.

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This party was 'for the people' and since a majority of the people in the south were slave owners, it meant that the party supported this idea. It also opposed civil right reforms. Jackson was the first Democrat in office.

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The Whigs came to oppose 'King Jackson' with Henry Clay being a famous Whig. All of them were for the bank staying, but there were 'subgroups' of Whigs present.

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Because the 2nd bank was nonexistent during this point of time, banking was unregulated, causing a bunch of 'panics'. This caused multiple market crashes, including the one in 1837.

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This was caused by the annexation of Texas, which mexico still wanted. The win caused us to complete our 'destiny' of obtaining the land we needed.

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This treaty ended the Mexican-American war. It also gave us Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming. Finally, it recognized the Rio Grande as a part of America.

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Wrote the Book of Mormon which they followed. They considered him a leader.

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Map of the land they wanted at the time.

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Map of the land they wanted at the time.