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When people leave their country to go to a new one which they are not originally from
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The advancement and expansion of industries across regions
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the process of one being consumed into a culture or place
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One who makes their own lifestyle.
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Stretch of land west of the Mississippi River mainly grassland and prairie.
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American policy opposing European colonialism in America.
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He was a jurist and lawyer in Hawaii, he advocated the westernization of Hawaiian government and culture.
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Henry was from Massachusetts and was a congressman that received his PhD from Harvard in history.
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US historian and naval officer
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Group of laws allowing people to own land from the government
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Railroad that connected Omaha, Nebraska, and Iowa with the Pacific Coast.
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These amendments were set to secure equality for liberated slaves and abolish slavery
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A country extending their power over a less powerful country
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Law that banned all Chinese laborers from immigrating
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The frontier closed a year after the Oklahoma Land Rush. In 1890 a census showed the point past the population density was less than 2 people per square mile. So the frontier line no longer existed.
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Migration of nearly 100,000 explorers to the region of Klondike
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War between American and Spain.
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Journalism focused on the negatives of their topic and making it bad.
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When a country was bought or won from another. We gained Puerto Rico and Cuba from Spain in the Spanish-American War.
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26th president of the United States and an American statesman and writer
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Americanizing people who have immigrated to the United States
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Increase in population causing an area to go from rural to urban leading to people having to adjust to the change.
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One who is out on a religious mission often in foreign countries
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One's mission to provide support to those in operating forces
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Urban areas are towns and cities while rural areas are villages and smaller areas
