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21 Cards in this Set
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Republican Virtues
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American people who needed ti govern themselves in the new republic.
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Mobile Society
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One in which people continually move from place to place.
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Second Grade Awakening
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The powerful religious movement of the early 1800's.
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Evangelical
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A movement that affected protestant christians.
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Congregation
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Members of the church.
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Revival
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One common feature of the great awakening.
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Denomination
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Religious subgroups.
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Trans-Appalachia
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Area west of the appalachian mountains.
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Adams-Onis Treaty
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When Adams and Washington agreed.
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Cede
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To give up.
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Manifest Destiny
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Obvious or undeniable fate.
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Mountain Men
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Hardy trappers that adopted Indian ways.
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Oregon Trail
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The main route across the vast central plains and rocky mountains.
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Santa Fe Trail
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A trail that veered south west of santa fe new mexico.
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California Gold Rush
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Mass migration to california following the discovery of gold.
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Ghost Towns
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Mining communities that slowly decayed and died.
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Great Plains
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Vast grasslands that lies between the mississippi river and the rocky mountains.
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Nomadic
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Continually migrating instead of living permanently in one place.
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Presidios
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Forts.
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Texas War for Independence
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Successful revolt by texans against mexican rule in 1835-1836.
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Battle of Alamo
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Captured by mexican troupes by a texas-held mission in san antonio in 1836.
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