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1. The Oregon Trail
   ... It was also called The Mormon Trail, The Platte Trail, and The California Trail because people traveled it seeking gold in California, land in Oregon, or a ...
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2. OREGON TRAIL
   ... the California Road. It was at this point the settlers would have to choose between California and Oregon. One settler described ...
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3. Oregon Trail
   ... If it werenamp39t for the Oregon Trail Washington, Oregon, Nevada, California, Idaho and Utah would not be a part of the US We can also see that the relationship ...
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4. Mexican American War in California
   ... from California. However the rumor started, it was soon believed throughout the mixed band of American settlers in the Sacramento and Napa valleys. In Oregon, ...
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5. British American Relations in the 1840amp39s
   ... Polk had four major goals for his administration to lower the tariff, resolve the Oregon dispute, annex Texas, and to acquire California. ...
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6. Euthanasia in the United State
   ... few years. Those states include Colorado, Florida, Maine, Michigan, New York, Washington, California and Oregon. North Carolina, Utah ...
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7. California Gold Rush
   ... Many people left their own family on the Oregon Trail to go get their fortune from California. This caused many wives and their children to die. ...
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8. History 2
   ... The United States acquired an immense western territory stretching from Texas to the Pacific and north to Oregon, which included Upper California, Utah. ...
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9. John Muir
   ... California. Muir used all the materials, he gathered in his travels to write about Oregon, Washington and California. Picturesque ...
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10. Euthanasia: pros and cons
    ... this way one in particularly Mrs. Patty A. Rosen a former nurse who lead a campaign from Washington state, thorough California, into Oregon and Michigan. ...
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11. Piute Indians
    ... The northern branch occupied territory that is now northwestern Nevada, southeastern Oregon, southwestern Idaho, and northeastern California. ...
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12. Vegetarian
    ... I was born in California, but raised in Oregon. Because of my fatheramp39s job transitions, we have moved several times in and out of Oregon and Washington. ...
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13. Manifest Destiny
    ... took them longer than what the regular trail would have taken them to California. ... The Oregon territory was the main issue in these disputes between countries. ...
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14. supplyampampdemandoflumber
    ... The western and southern region including Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho and Montana produce the most lumber in the American market. ...
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15. natural resources of the us
    ... Salmon fishing in the state of Oregon is one of the worldamp39s largest ... side of the United States we find an important state for natural resources, California. ...
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16. Saving the Salmon
    ... During the Ice Age, salmon took refuge in areas such as the southern Oregon coastline, the California coastline and the Queen Charlotte Islands of British ...
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17. The Donner Party
    ... This route was known as Hastingamp39s Cutoff and was mentioned in Lansford W. Hastingamp39s book, ampquotThe Emigrantamp39s Guide to California and Oregon.ampquot Many pioneers eager ...
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18. Westward Expansion
    ... would come into play in the 1840s where it would be used as a justification of expansion and as a threat towards Britain regarding California and Oregon. ...
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19. Manifest Destiny
    ... Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean that began in the midnineteenth century, used to justify the US annexation of Oregon, New Mexico, and California and later ...
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20. Nazis
    ... Klan groups currently active include: AMERIAN KLAN KNIGHTS OF THE KU KLUX KLAN Based in Modesto, California, with affiliates in Oregon and Washington state. ...
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21. california population
    ... population of Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado combined. Carol Whiteside focuses on how the population boom will affect Californiaamp39s cities ...
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22. Westward Expansion
    ... Actually, some believed that territories such as Oregon or California could be used as a refuge for the oppressed people of Europe, dominated by tyrannical ...
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23. Internment
    ... The central objective of the DeWitt plan was to move enemy aliens and American born Japanese out of all Category A areas in California, Oregon, and Washington ...
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24. Justification of AmericaMexico War
    ... country had ever before controlled. Not only did he capture Texas but also California and Oregon. While attempting to gain California ...
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25. Mexican War 3
    ... country had ever before controlled. Not only did he capture Texas but also California and Oregon. While attempting to gain California ...
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26. Japanese Internment
    ... totaled 127,000. Over 112,000 of them lived in the three Pacific Coast states of Oregon, Washington, and California. Of this group ...
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27. Japanese Internment
    ... totaled 127,000. Over 112,000 of them lived in the three Pacific Coast states of Oregon, Washington, and California. Of this group ...
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28. Japanese Internment Camps
    ... These first generations immigrants settled in mostly California, Oregon, and Washington. Many worked in fruit orchards, vineyards, and farms. ...
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29. Jedediah Smith
    ... They were blocked by the Mexican govenor of California, Jedediah had to change is plans to explore Oregon and so he journeyed to the American River near ...
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30. Manifest Destiny
    ... The Oregon Territory extended from the Pacific Ocean to the Rocky Mountains, bordering Russian Alaska to the north and California to the South. ...
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