Confederate Army		War between United States and Britain
Antifederalists		First battle of the Revolutonary war in April 1775
Revolutionary War		Favored a strong central government
Santa Ana		1820 agreement stating Missouri as a free slave state, Maine as a free state
Civil War		Assembly of representatives that first met in Philadelphia in 1774
Battle of Yorktown		The First place found gold in California
Cherokees		Purchase of territory fom france, by the U.S, in 1803
Louisiana Purchase		First ten amendmentsof the constitution
Christopher Columbus		An army made up of Southerners
War of 1812		Plan of government that describes the diffrent parts of the government and their duties and powers
Sam Houston		Federal governments effort to repair the damage to the south caused by the civil war between 1865-1877
Missouri Compromise		posperous group of indians which had their own constitution
First Continental Congress		An army made up of Northerners
French and Indian War		Plan of government which later was replaced by the Constitution of the US
Reconstruction		Battle in 1781 in Virgina- A decisive American victory
Constitution		Mexican dictator who lead a mexican army north to subdue the Texas rebellion
Federalists		War between France and Britain for control of Eastern North America.
Articles of Confederation		Declaration by President Monroe in 1823
Battle of Lexington and Concord		A system where all brances can check on the other branches actions
Checks and Balances		The forced movement of the Cherokees in 1838-1839
Sutters Mill		The war between the Union and Confederate from 1861-1865
Cabinet		Leader of Texas troops in war for independencefrom Mexico in 1836
Trial of Tears		Opposed the concept of a strong central government
American Revolution		The war to gain independence from Britain in 1775 to 1783
Monroe Doctrine		Voyage for Spain to North America in 1492.
Union Army		Leaders of executive departments of the federal government
Bill of Rights		Takes place with less then 3 decades and had 2 wars to fight for northern lands