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AP U.S. HISTORY Unit 4 Notes

AP U.S. HISTORY Unit 4 Notes. Expansion and Reform. Focus on when you read:. Trace the history of westward expansion The motives for westward expansion Causes and major events related to the War of 1812 The role the Monroe Doctrine played in U.S. foreign policy

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United States

Where is our Western Boundary? What is our Southern Boundary? How long had westward expansion been happening? How is the new Constitution working?. United States. GW was against alliances with other nations and political parties. GW favored a unity of government. Fear of Faction:

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Create a 6 door foldable and write the following words on each tab (one per tab)

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From Ocean to Ocean

From Ocean to Ocean. Unit 5 Chapter 11 Lesson 3 Pages 444-451. Objectives. Explain how Texas became a state. Describe how pioneers traveled west on the Oregon and Mormon trails. Tell how the United States gained lands after the Mexican-American War. Describe the California gold rush.

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Westward Expansion

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. 1820 - 1850. Themes. US acquires TX, OR, CA, and Southwest through military conquest as well as negotiations Manifest Destiny. Expansion. 1790 - 890,000 square miles to 3 million in 1850. Texas. Mexico declares independence from Spain 1820

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Free Response Question

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Chapter 17

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13.2 The Texas Revolution

13.2 The Texas Revolution. Spanish Texas. Tejas (Texas) was a state in New Spain. Spain had not had much luck convincing Spanish colonists in New Spain to settle in Texas. They wanted to stay near Mexico City. In 1821 only about 4000 Tejanos lived in Texas.

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Practice CEOCE Exam

Practice CEOCE Exam. Unit 1. 1. triangular trade 2. French 3. plantations 4. British 5. mercantilism. A. Pushed Native America off their land. B. Colonies were created to make the. mother country rich. C. Colonial trade routes. D. They respected the Native Americans.

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Texas Independence

Texas Independence. The Republic of Texas. Why did American settlers in Texas come into conflict with Mexico? How did the siege of the Alamo become a rallying cry for Texans? How did Texas become an independent nation? What challenges did the Lone Star Republic face?. MEXICO.

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Westward Expansion, 1840-1848

Westward Expansion, 1840-1848. Manifest Destiny and the West. INFORMATION LEADS TO INTEREST. FUR TRAPPERS AND TRADERS GOVERNMENT LED EXPEDITIONS LEWIS AND CLARK, 1804-1806 ZEBULON PIKE, 1806-1807 STEPHAN L0NG, 1819 . Lt. John C. Fremont, published the account of an exploration in 1845.

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The Texas Revolution

The Texas Revolution. A PowerPoint Presentation by Ms. Kohli. Spanish Texas. The Spanish land called Tejas was rich and desirable, as it had forests, rich soil, and great grassy plains. Tejanos are people of Spanish heritage who consider Texas their home.

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The Texas Revolution

The Texas Revolution. Take notes on the following slides. The text in blue is the most important for you to know. Spanish Texas. The Spanish had been in the Americas since Columbus in 1492. Spain owned a large part of North America, including Texas. Tejanos.

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Expanding Markets and Moving West

Expanding Markets and Moving West. 9.3 - Expansion in Texas. Main Idea. Essential Question. 9.3 - Expansion in Texas. Why would Texas prefer independence? Why would Texas prefer annexation into the US?. Objectives. Mexican Independence.

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Manifest Destiny:

Manifest Destiny:. Independence For Texas. A Slow Start. In 1819, in the Adams- Onis Treaty with Spain, the United States had agreed to drop any claim to Texas. At the time, few people lived in Texas, only about 3,000.

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The Texas Revolt

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Expansion in Texas

Expansion in Texas. Chapter 9 Section 3. Americans Settle in the Southwest. The Impact of Mexican Independence Mexico gains independence from Spain in 1821 Trade between US and Mexico multiplies Northern Provinces rich in cattle trade and hided for commercial products from the US

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Funny Marathon Signs I saw along my way (G-rated)

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Texas Wins Independence Pages 351-355

Texas Wins Independence Pages 351-355. By Jamie Bowman Connor Selander Nnaemeka Umerie Joshua Browne Georgia Hale. Siege is enemy forces trying to capture a city or fort Annex is a add on or an addition of something Tejanos are Mexicans who lived in Texas. Definitions. Places.

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