5.1 Migrating to the West.

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5.1 Migrating to the West

Expansionist Expansionists are people who want territorial growth Expansionists gained support by using the phrase “Manifest Destiny”—the belief that God wanted the US to own all of North America for the white man. Moving west took about 5 months and 2,000 miles Most emigrants were farm people who faced hunger, exposure, disease or getting lost/stuck in the Sierra Nevada. (some resorted to cannibalism) Mormons migrated to get away from religious persecution—led by Brigham Young

Brigham Young

Expansionist; Manifest Destiny; Santa Fe Trail Mountain Men; Oregon Trail; Alamo; Lone Star Republic; California Gold Rush; forty-niners; placer mining; hydraulic mining Brigham Young; Stephen Austin; Sam Houston; James K. Polk; Zachary Taylor; Winfield Scott Treaty of Fort Laramie; Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo; Gadsden Purchase; Wilmot Proviso

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