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A Mexican cowboy

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vaquero

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To take territory and join it to a state or country

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annex

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A human-made waterway

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canal

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The money a business earns after all its expenses are paid

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profit

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The period when there was a shift from making goods by hand at home to making them in a factory

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Industrial Revolution

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The belief that the United States had a right to add territory until it reached the Pacific Ocean

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manifest destiny

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To produce many things at once, usually with machinery

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mass production

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A law passed by Congress in 1820 that allowed Maine to enter the Union as a free state while Missouri entered the Union as a slave state

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Missouri Compromise