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Unit 3: Westward Expansion (Vocabulary (Manifest Destiny (American belief…

- - - - Forever divides Native Americans and the United States
      - War: Plains Indians War #
      - Trail of Tears
  - - - Wounded Knee
        
        1890, South Dakota. Sioux Indians were ambushed and massacred by US Army troops. It would mark the end of the 'Plains Wars'
      - Sand Creek Massacre
        
        1864, Colorado. Cheyenne were ambushed by US Army troops. 130+ Cheyenne were killed. Majority were woman and children.
      - Battle of Little Big Horn
        
        1876, Montana. AKA Custer's Last Stand. Gen. Custer and the 7th Calvary attacked 6,000+ Sioux Indians. All 700 men including Custer were killed.
      - Red River War
        
        1668-1874. Texas, Oklahoma, Southern Plains.
        Series of battles intended to force the southern native tribes into Reservation Camps
- - - - Texas Revolution
      - USA wanted the land
  - - - Mexico is angry about Annexation of Texas
      - America wanted Southwest
    - - Santa Anna wins some surprise battles in Northern Mexico
      - America captures Mexico City: 1847
      - Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo: 1848
        
        Officially ends the Mexican-American War
        
        Mexican Cession: NM, AZ, CA goes to United States
- - - - Exported Slaves to the America's
    - - Used Sugar Cane, Cotton, and Tobacco to export Rum, Textiles, Tobacco products to Africa
    - - Used slave labor to export Sugar Cane, Tobacco, Cotton, Wheat
  - - - Agrarian Society
      - Economy was dependent on Agriculture
      - Slave labor provided free labor and max profits
    - - North
        
        Rise of Technology
        
        Northern Cities begin to Industrialize
        
        Steel Mills, Railroads, Etc.
        
        Industrial Revolution
      - South
        
        Southern Economy continues to prosper within Agrarian Society
        
        Continues dependence on slave labor
        
        Does not shift economy to Industrial
      - Northern economy has shifted; thoughts of aboloshing slavery begin to escalate
      - Southern Economy is in many ways supporting the American Economy; thoughts of expanding Slavery begin to escalate
- - - - Directly leads to the Trail of Tears