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| 326958524 | Louisiana Territory | Sold by Neapolitan Bonaparte in order to get funds to protect revolutionary France from enemies | 0 | |
| 326958525 | Indian Territory | Oklahoma; US Indian Removal Act drives natives to this land | 1 | |
| 326958526 | Wounded Knee Creek | A place where "people's dream dies A Sioux man accidentally shot off a gun and then US cavalry slaughtered thousands of men, women, and children | 2 | |
| 326958527 | Dominion of Canada | originally Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick Each had own set of government, provincial legislature, and lieutenant governor representing the British crown. Other provinces joined later | 3 | |
| 326958528 | Argentina | Britain's principal supplier of meat | 4 | |
| 326958529 | Buenos Aires | The most cosmopolitan city of the 19th century Latin America, known as "The Paris of the Americas" | 5 | |
| 326958530 | The trail of Tears | Cherokees migrate 800 miles. Thousands dies because of disease, starvation, difficulties of relocation | 6 | |
| 326958531 | Battle of little Big Horn | Lakota Sioux destroy army of Colonel George Armstrong Custer | 7 | |
| 326958532 | The Mexican-American War | Texas declares Independence from Mexico despite Mexican protest. Thousands died as a result of the war. | 8 | |
| 326958533 | Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo | Forced Mexico to cede territory in exchange for 15 million | 9 | |
| 326958534 | Missouri Compromise | attempted to strike balance between slave and free sates | 10 | |
| 326958535 | War of 1812 | US declares war on Britain over encroachments during Napoleonic wars. British forced in Canada repel US attacks. | 11 | |
| 326958536 | British North American Act | It joins Quebec, Ontario, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick as Dominion of Canada | 12 | |
| 326958537 | La Reforma of the 1850s | Benito Juarez attempts to limit power of military and church | 13 | |
| 326958538 | The Mexican Revolution | Middle class Mexicans, peasants, and workers join to overthrow dictator Porfirio Diaz. The first major violent effort in Latin American to topple the unequal system of landed estates. | 14 | |
| 326958539 | Reconstruction | It extended civil rights to free slaves such as voting rights and created biracial government | 15 | |
| 326958540 | Battle of Gettysburg | a bloody battle that turned the military tide against southern forces | 16 | |
| 326958541 | Manifest Destiny | was destroyed to occupy all lands between Atlantic and Pacific | 17 | |
| 326958542 | Ghost Dance | an expression of religious belief that included a vision of an afterlife which all white people disappeared; adopted by Sioux; frightened the whites | 18 | |
| 326958543 | "La intervencion norteamerico" & "la Guerra de 47" | The north American Intervention/The War of 1847. Other name for the Mexican-American war | 19 | |
| 326958544 | "geographic expression" | Dominion of Canada | 20 | |
| 326958545 | Caudillos | regional military leaders who came to power with the help of newly independent states | 21 | |
| 326958546 | pampas | the interior grasslands | 22 | |
| 326958547 | tierta y libertaad | land and liberty, the ideas of Zapata and Villa | 23 | |
| 326958548 | support services | It made the life of migrant workers more comfortable. It transformed the ethnic and cultural landscape of the Americas | 24 | |
| 326958549 | the national policy | policy of economic development that promoted economic growth and Independence, and at the same time created violent altercations with indigenous people and trappers | 25 | |
| 326958550 | Golondrinas | (swallows), they traveled back and forth annually between Europe and South American to take advantage of different growing seasons in the northern and southern hemisphere; knows as this because of their regular migrations | 26 | |
| 326958551 | Machismo | a social ethic that honored male strength, courage, aggressiveness, assertiveness, and cunning | 27 | |
| 326958552 | Gaucho | cowboys that symbolizes Latin american identity. They were black, white, mestizo, and castizos that lived in the pampas and elf independent and self sufficient lives. Cultural practices linked them to other cowboys in America. | 28 | |
| 326958553 | Zapatistas | followers of Emiliano Zapata who where woman that were involved in the Mexican revolution | 29 | |
| 326958554 | soldaderas | female solders or supporters of soldiers that demonstrated the most extreme form of activism during the Mexican revolution | 30 | |
| 326958555 | declaration of Independence | "All men are created equal," but vote was only for men with property, but that changed to all white men after the Enlightenment influenced it | 31 | |
| 326958556 | emancipation proclamination | signed by Lincoln that makes abolition of slavery explicit goal of the war | 32 | |
| 326958557 | Durham report | it inspired this imperial move toward Canadian autonomy. It became a model for British imperial policy & colonial rule in other states | 33 | |
| 326958558 | Mexican Constitution of 1917 | It addresses many of the major concerns of land redistribution and provided important guarantees for the future | 34 | |
| 326958559 | Facundo: Civilizations and Barbarism | Written by Domingo Sarmiento. It states that it is necessary for Buenos Aries to bring discipline to the disorderly Argentine countryside | 35 | |
| 326958560 | The Gaucho Martin Fierro | Written by poet Jose Hernandez that created a romanticized vision of the gaucho life | 36 | |
| 326958561 | To be born a man | Written by Female Bolivian poet Adela Zamudio. It states that talented women could not vote, but ignorant men could, just by learning how to sign their names | 37 | |
| 326979669 | Napoleon Bonaparte | he is the one that sold the Louisiana Territory | 38 | |
| 326979670 | Meriwether Lewis and William Clark | the map the Louisiana Territory and surveyed resources | 39 | |
| 326979671 | Abraham Lincoln | he was the spark that ignite the war between the states and was committed to antislavery position | 40 | |
| 326979672 | John George Lambton | he was the first early Durham and Governor-general and lord high commissioner of Canada. He wrote the Durham report | 41 | |
| 326979673 | John A Macdonald | he purchases the northwest territory form the Hudson Bay company and build the trans-Canada railroad | 42 | |
| 326979674 | Simon Bolivar | South America's liberator who worked for the establishment of a large confederation that would provide Latin American with the political, military, and economic strength to resist encroachment by foreign powers. the wars of Independence he led encouraged a sense of solidarity in Latin America. | 43 | |
| 326979675 | Juan Manuel de Rosas | one of the most notable caudillos who restored order in a brutally maintained order. He was known as "the Machiavelli of Pampas" or the "The Argentine Nero" for launching a regime of terror to end resistance in brutal ways | 44 | |
| 326979676 | Benito Juarez | he started a reform government which attempted to reshape Mexican society | 45 | |
| 326979677 | Portirio Diaz | he is a dictatorial general who ruled mexico. He made attempt to encourage industrialization, but with only limited success. Mexico city underwent a transformation under him. | 46 | |
| 326979678 | Emilaino Zapata and Francisco Villa | revolutionary leaders the lead masses of landless peasants | 47 | |
| 326979679 | Louis Riel | he lead natives and metis in rebellion in western Canada, but was defeat and sent into exile. He attempts another rebellion but then executed. | 48 | |
| 326979680 | Domingo Faustino Sarmiento | a spokesman who identifies with Europe; an Argentine president; worked for the development of the best society based on European values | 49 |
