'Mexican war' presentation slideshows

California Gold Rush

California Gold Rush. 401. Starting in 1848, thousands of people began traveling west to search for gold and other precious metals. Few people actually found gold, but this movement led to organized settlements and eventually statehood for the western territory. 402. Wilmot Proviso. 403.

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THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. 1861-1865. The Civil War (1861-1865). a period of war between Northern + Southern states Army of the Union (U.S.)- 23 states Confederate States of America (C.S.A.)- 11 states 600,000 soldiers died More than all the deaths of our other campaigns!

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The Nation Expands

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Westward Expansion Review

Westward Expansion Review. Three countries have owned California? What are they?. Spain Mexico United States. What did northerners want to stop the spread of into Texas? . slavery. He was the first president of the Republic of Texas. Sam Houston.

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Slavery, Politics, and Westward Expansion

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Western Lands and the Coming of the Civil War

Western Lands and the Coming of the Civil War. Making the Avoidable Seem Inevitable, 1848-1861. What to Do With Lands Acquired From Mexico As a Result of the Mexican War?. Slave or Free? Who gets to decide?. 4 Basic Positions. Let Congress Decide Wilmot Proviso (Keep it out)

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Immigration of Latin Americans to United States The Promised Land?

Immigration of Latin Americans to United States The Promised Land?. Anna Drygalska. United States were built by immigrants US. used to spread immigrants over different parts of the country The immigrants have a great contribution to build an American power

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Modern U.S. History World War I Test Review

Modern U.S. History World War I Test Review. What was the immediate cause of World War I (event that started it off)?. Assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand (heir to the throne of Austria-Hungary). What were the four long-term causes of World War I?. Imperialism Nationalism

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Westward Movement

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The Porfiriato

The Porfiriato. The Economic Transformation of Mexico, 1876-1910 Political Life in the Porfiriato Positivism and the Cientificos The Downfall of Diaz. Economic Transformation of Mexico, 1976-1910. The Porfiriato: An Era of Rapid Growth Growth Centered in the Export Sector

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The Porfiriato

The Porfiriato. The Economic Transformation of Mexico, 1876-1910 Political Life in the Porfiriato Positivism and the Cientificos The Downfall of Diaz. Economic Transformation of Mexico, 1976-1910. The Porfiriato: An Era of Rapid Growth Growth Centered in the Export Sector

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Introduction to Westward Expansion

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Review Republic and Statehood

Review Republic and Statehood. Texas Revolution Treaty of Velasco Presidents of the Republic of Texas Political Parties Election of 1844 Annexation of Texas Mexican War Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Compromise of 1850.

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Oligarchs in Latin America

Oligarchs in Latin America. What is an oligarch? Oligarchies? How are they formed? What types of political forces do they represent? Why do they fear the masses? What do they do to protect themselves against the masses?. Argentina and the Generation of 1880.

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Manifest Destiny Group Project Green 7 Mr. Dowling

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Manifest Destiny Group Project Green 7 Mr. Dowling

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Immigration

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The Mexican War and Slavery Extension

The Mexican War and Slavery Extension. What events led to the annexation of Texas? Why did the United States go to war with Mexico? Why did the Wilmot Proviso lead to conflict?. Annexation of Texas.

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The Romantic Period of American Literature

The Romantic Period of American Literature. 1800-1850

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Civil War Reenactment Supplies

The Civil War Reenactment Supplies includes the military uniforms, brogans, boots and insignias. The museum and movie artist purchased these items from the supplier. These are the reproduce the replicas of the war items.

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