| MEXICANCESSION | | This future American president fought the British, Spanish, and Indians, securing Florida for the U.S. |
| TRAILOF TEARS | | "Old Fuss and Feathers." |
| OREGONTRAIL | | Native-born Mexicans living Texas. |
| SACAJAWEA | | "Gold fields" were located in this region. |
| POLK | | Legendary explorers of the Louisiana Purchase. |
| GOLD | | What the "49ers' were after. |
| LOUISIANAPURCHASE | | Crockett played this. |
| DAVYCROCKETT | | Jefferson's great buy |
| CONESTOGA | | Wagon trail named after religious group. |
| LEWISANDCLARK | | Frontiersman and former U.S. Congressman killed at the Alamo |
| SAMHOUSTON | | The Five Civilized Tribes followed this to Indian Territory. |
| FIDDLE | | The Alamo contained the most of these of any fort west of the Mississippi |
| JAMESBOWIE | | Texas nickname. |
| WINFIELDSCOTT | | Popular slogan for American western expansion |
| CANNON | | This now-U.S. state freed herself from Mexican rule in 1836. |
| SANTAANNA | | Mexican dictator who fought Americans twice in two separate wars |
| STEPHENAUSTIN | | Western adventurer known for his famous weapon he invented |
| LONESTARSTATE | | Tennessee governor who later became legendary Texas leader |
| CALIFORNIA | | Type of wagon used by emigrants headed west. |
| ANDREWJACKSON | | If you were headed to the Northwest Pacific-Coast territories you took this wagon trail. |
| ALAMO | | American businessman who started American emigration to Texas. |
| MANIFESTDESTINY | | She helped Lewis and Clark find their way. |
| ZACHARYTAYLOR | | "Old Rough and Ready." |
| MORMONTRAIL | | President during Mexican War. |
| TEXAS | | The territory ceded to the U.S. by Mexico in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hildago was referred to as this. |
| TEJANOS | | Site of legendary 13 day siege during Texas War for Independence |