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Social Studies Vocab

New Social Studies Vocab

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To take over a territory and make it part of a larger territory annexation
An agreement to stop fighting armistice
soldiers who fight on horseback cavalrymen
A written Statement outlining the basic laws for a state or country constitution
an announcement declaration
people who represent other people at a meeting delegates
people given land grants by the Mexican government to make a settlement and recruit people to live there. empresarios
To send goods out of a country or a state export
the act of moving to a new country immagration
to bring goods to a country or state. import
a religious and military outpost established by the Spanish during colinization. mission
a person who raises livestock such as cattle and horses. rancher
to select or get the services of someone recruit
additional men used to build more strength. reinforces
a military strategy in which troops surround an area and cut off outside access to force a surrender siege
to give up surrender
people living in Mexican Texas between 1821 and 1836 Texians
growing very well thriving
ability for the people to have say in goverment democracy
a person who has absolute power dictator
a person who lives on the frontier. frontiersman
A Mexican born texan Tejano
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