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lesson 12

chapter 2

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americans believe they could build a new, better society founded by/on what democratic party
who had a booming economy and population in the 1840 The US
The US needed space for who farmers, ranched, business, and families
The US looked where to the east
some believed it was Americans manifest or obvious fate, to settle all land to the where Pacific
who was the democratic elected in 1844 James k polk
who did polk avoid war with briatin over oregon and negotiated treaty for lanf south of the 49th parralell
oregon organized as territory when 1848
when did texan annex 1845 and this action angered santa anna
mexicao has lost texas but controlled other areas in present day where southwest
the mission system was important to Cali carrying out hope for what farming and ranching operations
about how many settlers were in cali in the early 1820s 3200
who were from the united states and started t arriev in small number anglos
who did polk order to march into the burden region around the rio grande in mexico General zachary taylor
when people were kicked out of their lands and had to bring what with them manifest destiny
how many americans were in cali in 1846 500
How did Mexico react to the annexation of Texas? withdrawing its ambassador and suggesting that annexation would be tantamount to a declaration of war.
How did the slavery issue get tied up with “manifest destiny” in the 1840s and 1850s? Americans did not know if the institution of slavery would be allowed in the new territories.
Writing in 1845, _________promoted the idea that it was the manifest destiny of the U.S. to settle all the way to the Pacific Ocean. James o sulivan
what was the question about what would be allowed in new territories slavery
who was elected in 1844 James k. Polk
the United States and Mexico were engaged in what border disputes
what was the bear flag revolt US naval forces invaded California and claimed it for the US
Beuna Visa General Taylor's forces defeated the Mexican army under Santa Anna
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