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Treaty signed in 1848 by the United States and Mexico, ending the Mexican war

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Argument that the United states was destined to expand across North America

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Join or attach

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Conflict between the United States and Mexico form 1846 to 1848 ending with a United states victory

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town that has been abandoned due to lack of economic activity

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town that has experienced rapid growth

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Mass Migration to California following the discovery of gold in 1848

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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1853 Purchase by the united states of southwestern lands from Mexico

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A low place in a mountain range that allow travelers to cross over to the other side

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Trail linking independence, Missouri and oregon, used by many pioneers during the 1840s

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A journey

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An American fur trader who explored the Rocky Mountains and regions farther west in the early 1800s

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Capture by Mexican troops of a Texas-held mission in San Antonio in 1836

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Successful revolt by Texans against Mexican Rule in 1835-1836

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Trail kinking independence, Missouri and Santa Fe, New mexico in the mid-1800s

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Fort built in Southwest by Spanish

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To put under the control of the government rather than the church

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Person who continually migrates instead of living permanently in one place

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someone who buys items from one source and sells them to others

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Vast grassland between the Mississippi river and the rocky Mountains