TCI lessons 18 & 19

acquisition

• to give up territory, usually as the result of a treaty

• something that is gained or acquired

• a geographic line between two places, such as two countries

• to add or incorporate (a new territory) into a country

boundary

• to give up territory, usually as the result of a treaty

• something that is gained or acquired

• a geographic line between two places, such as two countries

• to add or incorporate (a new territory) into a country

annex

• to give up territory, usually as the result of a treaty

• something that is gained or acquired

• a geographic line between two places, such as two countries

• to add or incorporate (a new territory) into a country

cede

• to give up territory, usually as the result of a treaty

• something that is gained or acquired

• a geographic line between two places, such as two countries

• to add or incorporate (a new territory) into a country

expedition

• an area of land set aside by the United States government for American Indians to love on

• an American belief in the 1800's that it was the natural right of the United States to expand westward to the Pacific Ocean

• a large region of land

• a group of people sent to explore unknown places

Manifest Destiny

• an area of land set aside by the United States government for American Indians to love on

• an American belief in the 1800's that it was the natural right of the United States to expand westward to the Pacific Ocean

• a large region of land

• a group of people sent to explore unknown places

territory

• an area of land set aside by the United States government for American Indians to love on

• an American belief in the 1800's that it was the natural right of the United States to expand westward to the Pacific Ocean

• a large region of land

• a group of people sent to explore unknown places

reservation

• an area of land set aside by the United States government for American Indians to love on

• an American belief in the 1800's that it was the natural right of the United States to expand westward to the Pacific Ocean

• a large region of land

• a group of people sent to explore unknown places

immigrant

• a Spanish speaking person who had settled in California

• a piece of land worked by a miner seeking valuable minerals

• a gold-seeker in the California gold rush of 1849

• a person who comes from his or her homeland to settle in another country

Californio

• a Spanish speaking person who had settled in California

• a piece of land worked by a miner seeking valuable minerals

• a gold-seeker in the California gold rush of 1849

• a person who comes from his or her homeland to settle in another country