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Why did Americans start travelings to the West?

Rich Resources (trees)


Mild Climate


Land


Adventure

Mountain Men

Fur traders that explored the Pacific Northwest

Oregon Trail

2,000 mile trail from Missouri to Oregon

Sante Fe Trail

Trail from Missouri to New Mexico

Why dd the Mormons travel West?

Religious freedom


Escape persection

Mormons

Members of Joseph Smith's church

Why did Mexico ban future settlements of Texas?

Texans ignore Mexican laws

Who was Emperor of Mexico?

Santa Anna

Santa Anna

Emperor of Mexico

Describe the Texas Revolution.

Mexico invades Texas to get them under control...


Texas declares independence... Alamo... Santa Anna massacres Texas prisoners at Goliad.... Battle of San Janito... Texas is an independent country

Alamo

Battle between 200 Texans and the Mexican army where all 200 Texans were killed

Battle of San Jainto

Battle that ended the Texas Revolution

How did U.S. acquire Oregon?

Compromised with Great Britain

How did U.S. acquire Texas?

U.S. annex Texas and Texas agrees to become a state

Manifest Destiny

U.S.'s destiny to settle West to the Pacific Ocean and spread democracy

Why did the Mexican- American War begin?

Border dispute & U.S. and Mexican forces fight

Why was the Mexican- American War unpopular in the U.S.?

Slavery

Bear Flag Revolt

U.S. citizens claimed California as an independent nation

Treaty of Guadalupe

Treaty that ended the Mexican- American War

Pick 4 outcomes of the Mexican- American War.

Mexican Cession


Gadsden Purchase


U.S. citizens flood to the South West


Combination of American and Mexican Culture

Gadsden Purchase

U.S. receive Southern Arizona and New Mexico for their railroad