With the Adam's-Onis Treaty, Spain ceded Florida to the U.S., but how did the treaty impact the claim on the Oregon Territory?

Which parallel divided the Oregon Territory in an agreement between Britain and the U.S. in 1846?

How did Mountain Men make their living?

Why was the Oregon Country so important to the Manifest Destiny concept?

What does "54-40 or Fight" refer to?

Before the transcontinental railroad, how did most people get to the Oregon Territory and California?

Who is considered the "Father of Texas" because he recruited 300 American families to settle part of Texas which was still at the the time part of Mexico?

Which battle took place where a few hundred Texans such as Davy Crockett and Sam Bowie held off General Santa Ana's army of thousands of troops before ultimately losing but buying Texans much needed time to organize?

After gaining their independence and becoming the Republic of Texas, which was not a reason why the U.S. was slow to annex Texas and add them to the U.S.?

What city made the New Mexico Territory worth acquiring because of its trade value and its geographic location on route to California?

Which of the following is the primary reason the Mexican-American War began?

What treaty ended The Mexican-American War and gave the U.S., California, Arizona, and New Mexico in what is referred to as the Mexican Cession?

What prompted a mass migration of people to move from the east to California during the mid-1800's?

What were the small settlements called that would essentially be built in a matter of days in spots where prospectors would expect to find gold?

What group of people were really the ones that became wealthy as a result of the Gold Rush of 1849?

What church/religion led by Joseph Smith that was later moved to the Utah Territory by Brigham Young became a major cultural element which conflicted with the federal government for years which resulted in a delay in Utah becoming a state?

Which was the last country to challenge the United States' control of Oregon?

What allowed people from both Britain and the United States to settle in Oregon country?

Who was the Tennessee backwoodsman who lost his life at the Alamo?

Which group took the law into their own hands in Gold Rush society?

Founded by the Mormons, which city was originally called Deseret?

What was the high point of the year for mountain men?

What philosophy meant that the United States was set apart to extend its boundaries all the way to the Pacific?

Santa Anna was captured in the battle of

The first large-scale migration to Oregon left from

What was James K. Polk's presidential campaign slogan in 1844?

Great Britain and the United States resolved the Oregon issue by setting the boundary between them at the

After which victory did some Texans leave thinking the war had been won?

Who did the provisional government of the Republic of Texas name as commander in chief of the Texas forces?

The United States mainland reached its present size with the

Who became head of the Mormon church after the founder died in 1844?

Who founded the Mormon church?

The world's supply of gold was more than doubled by

Green River explorer

way to Oregon country

William Becknell's route

Mountain men were the first in Oregon, who was second?

Settlers went to the Oregon Territory for what reason?

What was the name of the site in the Rockies that people use to get to Oregon?

A person who receives a large land grant?

Who was the leader of the Alamo?

Who was the African American who was against the Mexican War?

The river that the United States was the border between the US and Mexico?

Name the uprising in California?

Who captured Mexico City?

Who came up with the Spot Solution?

Group who took the law into their own hands?

Mormons moved to what city that was called Deseret?