Unit 3: Expansion and Conflict
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Father Kino___
Circuit Riders___
fur traders___
Lewis and Clark___
Zebulon Pike___
John C. Fremont___
Louisiana Purchase___
War of 1812___
Battle of New Orleans___
Monroe Doctrine___
nationalism___
Bank War___
Trail of Tears___
universal suffrage___
spoils system___
nullification___
steamboats___
factory system___
textile mills___
urbanization___
telegraph___
cotton gin___
interchangeable parts___
westward expansion___
NW Territory___
Louisiana Territory___
Mexican-American War___
Mexican Cession___
Gadsden Purchase___
Lone Star Republic___
Little Big Horn___
Wounded Knee___
Chief Joseph___
Geronimo___
Sitting Bull___
reservations___
miners___
ranchers___
homesteads___
Transcontinental RRs___
Dawes Act___
Indian Schools___
D. Apache who fought against
America’s land grabbing
Y. priest who devolved the Circuit
Rider system
E. final major battle of war of 1812
F.
area of land managed by a native
tribe
G. law regarding distribution of land un
Indian territory
H. southwestern section of current U.S.
given up by Mexico
I.
a.k.a “Custer’s Last Stand”; last
Sioux victory
J.
allowed for long-distance messaging
K. Presidential proclamation stating that
any more European colonization of
the U.S. would be war
L. land or territory, bought from France
Z. the type of transportation where
products were moved along the river
AA. moved out west and extracted ore
from earth
BB. land transported that connects all the
land east to west
CC. explorer who mapped a route to
Oregon territory
DD. (part of Ohio) that was the
Northwestern part of the original
U.S.
EE. explorer who found the Great Britain
(Utah)
FF. winner gives government jobs to its
voters
M. everyone receiving the right to vote
GG. acquiring western territories
N. the type of people who came to
America for beaver (usually the
French)
O. federal land free for the taking
P. second military conflict between the
U.S. and Great Britain
Q. type of person who rounded cattle on
open land
R. a state has the right to invalidate any
federal law they deem
unconstitutional
S.
HH. war between Mexico and U.S. for the
southwest
II. U.S. soldiers slaughtered the Sioux
women and children
JJ. section of land bought for the
building of the transcontinental
railroad
KK. Sioux leader during the Battle of
Little Bighorn
LL. Chief of Nez Perce famous for
resistance of removal
referring to Texas as its own country
T. forced relocation of Cherokee
MM.
when U.S. bought France
from Mexico
A. method of manufacturing parts in
one location to make a complete
product
U. machine that separates cotton fibers;
thus the south needed more slaves
NN. making the same part over and over
the exact same
B. horseback riders who traveled from
mission to mission
V. controversy over the Bank of the
U.S.
OO. schools where students are
“Americanized”
C. process of people moving to the city
W. places for making fiber into fabric
PP. explorer who mapped southwest of
Louisiana Purchase
X. over the top patriotism