Vocabulary Scramble
Mind Maps
Texas Independence
Who's There?
Trails West
100

NAXEN: to add territory to one's own

ANNEX

100

This area was the destination for settlers looking for opportunity, land, resources, and a fresh start.

Oregon Country

100

Rules to live in Texas: learn Spanish, be Catholic and this.

No slavery

100

People of Latin-American descent living in the region of Texas.

Tejanos

100

Route for gold.

California Trail

200

DEEC: to give up territory

CEDE

200

This separated free and slave states under the Missouri Compromise.

The 36' 30' line

200

Yelled by soldiers during the war for independence: "____ the ____!"

Remember the Alamo

200

Trappers and traders turned guides for westward settlers.

Mountain Men

200

Route for land and resources.

Oregon Trail

300

MOWNOTOB: rapid-growing community during gold rush

BOOMTOWN

300

The British and Americans agreed on this boundary to split Oregon Country.

The 49th parallel

300

Landman that recruited American settlers to Texas.

Stephen Austin

300

Legendary Tennessee sharpshooter that died defending the Alamo.

David Crockett

300

Route for trade.

Santa Fe Trail

400

HILPICS PREP: sailing vessel designed for speed

CLIPPER SHIP

400

This ceded area includes land for seven future states.

Mexican Cession

400

Commander of armed forces and later president of Texas.

Sam Houston

400

Supported Manifest Destiny with his "54' 40' or Fight!" presidential campaign to take Oregon Country.

James K. Polk

400

Route for religious freedom.

Mormon Trail

500

SONISIM: religious outpost community (the Alamo)

MISSION

500

Americans believed this river was the boundary between Mexico and Texas - Mexico disagreed.

Rio Grande

500

The official title of Texas as an independent country.

Lone Star Republic

500

Temporarily calmed Congress and slave versus free states' powers struggle with the Missouri Compromise.

Henry Clay

500

Starting point for most trails west.

Independence, MO

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