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a movement to get the seventh day of the week all for worship and rest
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(Patented by Eli Whitney)
Removed many barriers -
a literate enslaved blacksmith, had a slave rebellion in the Richmond area
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a revolt of slaves
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the oregon trail was made by traders and fur trappers, you could only traveled by horse or to be walked on
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a canal going all the to New York, used to trade goods
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a group that abstain from drinking distilled beverages
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upper south is less tied to slavery and plantations at the time
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a slave rebellion that took place in Virginia
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formed by WIlliam Lloyd Garrison
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a war between the U.S. and Native Americans lead by a Sauk leader
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granted and renewed charter school
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millions of Germans came to the U.S. to escape economic hardships
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organised by the British and foreign anti-slavery society
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Virginia planter
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became the 28th state, led to the mexican-american war
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11th president of the U.S., was once the 13th speaker of the House of Representatives
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this was was an armed conflict between the U.S. and Mexico
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Brigham Young led his group of 2 kids, 3 females, and 143 males along the Cali trail
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Gold was found by James W. Marshall. The news brought 300,000 people to Cali
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a.k.a. the treaty of peace, friends, limits, and the settlement of the U.S. and the Mexican Republic
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first convention over women's rights
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american nativist political party
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forced free state people to return runaway slaves to their masters
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a treaty between the U.S. treaty commissioners and many native american tribes
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In mexico it's known as the 'venta de la mesilla'. this place was a huge piece of land in New Mexico that the U.S. bought
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a pivotal event in the Texas revolution, following a 13-day siege
