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| The belief that the United States had the right and duty to expand across the North American continent |
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| land purchased from France that doubled the size of the U.S. |
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| This started the Mexican-American War |
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| This treaty ended the Mexican-American War |
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| Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
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| city names, types of fruit, and opening the west are... |
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| Women in the West did this before women in the East |
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| The American cowboy borrowed their dress, supplies and laws from... |
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| this material was used in the Southwest to build their homes |
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| What was the subject of Mexican pueblo law, which was used as a basis of U.S. law |
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| Types of Mexicano entertainment |
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| How did Mexicanos help mining in the Southwest? |
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| teaching Americans how to mine, creating mining laws |
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| What do the words stampede, canyon, patio, bronco, buckaroo all have in common |
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| they have Spanish and Mexicano roots |
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| A Mexicano contribution to farming in the Southwest |
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| Couples share property acquired during their marriage |
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| This music form is influenced by Mexican music |
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| Legacy of the Chinese in the West |
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| their culture, restaurants, and hard work |
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| U.S. acquired this territory from Spain after Andrew Jackson invaded it |
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| U.S. acquired this territory from Great Britain by signing a treaty dividing the territory in half |
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| U.S. bought this land from Mexico to build a railroad route across it |
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| This territory was won during the Mexican-American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo |
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| settled Utah, brought their religion, developed farming techniques in the desert |
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| Legacy of missionaries in the West |
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| many American Indians died from diseases, open the West for settlement |
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| a geographical challenge for many people traveling West |
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