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manifest destiny
expressed belief that americans had a mission to extend power and civilization across N America
stephen austin
brought 300 families to texas and started steady migration of american settlers into Texas.
antonio lopez de santa anna
made himself dictator of mexico and abolished the nations federal system of government
sam houston
led group in revolt & delcared Texas to be an independant republic
alamo
attacked by santa anna mexican army and killed american defenders
john tyler
Southern whig, worked to annex Texas. worried about British influence in Texas, but U.S senate rejected his treaty.
aroostoock war
conflict between rival groups of lumbermen on Maine-Canada border,"battle of maps"
webster-ashburton treaty 1842
resolved aroostoock war.-disputed territory split between maine and British Canada
oregon territory
territory on pacific coast farming in fertile valley in oregon led to americans settling oregon
"fifty-four forty or fight!"
democratic slogan, meant line of latitude marked border between oregon and russian alaska. appealed to american expansionists
Texas
providence owned by Mexico. attracted american settlers until Americans outnumbered Mexicans 3-1
James K. Polk
protoge' to Andrew Jackson, and democratic candidate in the 1844 election
Rio Grande, Nueces River
the US wanted the mexican border to be one one, while the Mexican government wanted the border to stay on the other