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| People who migrate instead of living in one place |
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| Starting in 1843, settlers moved west in organized wagon trails along |
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| Describe population trends in the united states from 1780-1830 |
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| High birth rates caysed rapid population growth |
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| Fur traders who began hunting for pelts in the rocky mountains and adopted the way of life of native Americans were called |
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| The second great awakening is best described as |
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| Evangelical and democratic |
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| What did the Adams-onis treaty of 1819 do |
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| Spain ceded Florida to the united states |
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| Among the Protestant denominations that grew rapidly during the second great awakening were |
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| Settlers in Texas fought a war for independence against |
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| Americans who believed in republican virtues called on women |
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| To serve as examples of honesty and discipline |
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| One consequence of western expansion for native Americans was |
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| What were women's roles In the second great awakening |
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| They worked together to help others and to spread Christianity |
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| Along te California coast during the late 1700s, Spanish soldiers and priests began building a chain of |
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| Preachers during the second great awakening taught that |
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| Salvation is available to anyone, rich or poor |
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| Outdoor meetings held to bring people back to religious life were known as |
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| A European animal that had a big impact on the way f life of some native Americans was |
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| A woman's selection of a husband in the early 1800s was marked by |
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| Most pioneers who settled west of the Appalachians were |
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| Families looking for good land |
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| The Transylvania company employed Daniel Boone and others to cut |
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| The wilderness road through the Cumberland gap |
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| the huge numbers of settlers from the united states in texas led to |
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| an independence movement in texas |
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| the first permanent agricultural settlements in oregon were begun by |
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| missionaries who sought to convert indians |
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| how did the texas revolution end |
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| the texas army under sam houston surprised and defeared the mexicans |
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| the questions of oregon was settled with the treaty of 1846. what was it |
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| president polk had campaigned on the slogan of 54" 40' or fight. he compromised and the border was set at the 49th parallel |
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| most pioneers who settled west of the appalachians were |
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| families looking for good land |
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| describe Stephen F. Austin's efforts to settle Texas |
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| austin received permission from mexican authorites to settle 300 families |
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| established the mormon church |
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| the first president of the republic of texas was |
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| the texas revolution ended at the |
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| the term "manifest destiny" was associated with |
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| america's fate to conquer the continent |
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| who did webster feel should be responsible for creating a system of public school |
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| noah webster is the person that came up with the dictionary and he founded webster's dictionaries |
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| why did webster feel that public education was important to the united states |
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| webster promoted public education because it was available to everyone and would benefit and enlighten the upcoming generation |
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| during this time period, who was most likely to receive and education without the help of a public school system |
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