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Which present-day state was involved in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

Utah

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How many people had settled in Oregon by 1860?

52,000

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What was the concept of Manifest Destiny?

The belief that America should stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific

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How long after the gold rush did California achieve statehood?

less than 2 years

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How did women benefit from settling in boomtowns?

They were allowed to own property or businesses

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What animals did mountain men trap for furs?

Small animals

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Which U.S. president supported Manifest Destiny?

James Polk

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Why did the U.S. make the Gadsden Purchase?

To complete a southern transcontinental railroad

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What led to the Texas War for Independence?

Mexicos rejection of Texas statehood

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Who were the Tejanos?

Tejas settlers of spanish or mexican descent

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What was the Alamo originally used as?

A mission building

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Which Native American group hunted bison?

The lakota

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How did California discriminate against Chinese miners?

By requiring them to pay an immigrant tax

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What was the Bear Flag Revolt?

An insurrection by American settlers in California

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How did the forty-niners contribute to the decline of the Native American population?

They introduced new diseases

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Why did Spain prohibit Tejanos from trading with the United States?

Spain worried about US influence on the Tejanos

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What type of livestock did rancheros raise in California during the 1800s?

Huge herds of cattle

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Why were Mormons harassed by their neighbors?

Because they achieved too much economic and political power

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How did Mexico’s trade policies differ from Spain’s?

Mexico welcomed trade with americans, while spain did not

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What was the result of the Texas War for Independence?

Texas won the war and became an independent nation

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Where did the Santa Fe Trail and the Oregon Trail begin?

independence, missouri

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What was the main issue in annexing Texas?

slavery

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Why did Southerners oppose the Wilmot Proviso?

Because it barred slavery in territories gained in the Mexican-American War.

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Why did Texas want independence from Mexico?

Mexico has banned American settlements in Texass

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Who commanded U.S. troops at Veracruz in 1847?

Windfield Scott

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Who were the forty-niners?

Gold seekers who came to california in 1849

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What geographic expansion occurred after the Mexican-American War?

The US stretched firm Atlantic to pacific

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What type of houses did the Zuni live in?

Adobe houses

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Who helped defend the Alamo in 1836?

Davy Crockett

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Why was it difficult for Mexico to rule California?

Because of Californias size and distance from Mexico City

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Were most encounters between Native Americans and pioneers friendly or hostile?

friendly

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Who invented blue jeans?

Levi Strauss

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What was the goal of the forty-niners?

to find gold

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Which modern-day states became part of Mexico in 1821?

Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Colorado and Wyoming.

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Why did many forty-niners settle in California permanently?

Because they welcomed possible business opportunities.

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How did the annexation of Texas contribute to the Mexican-American War?

It helped lead to the war in 1846.