New Territories

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comprised of data from 6 different Salvation Army corporations: “National Headquarters (New Jersey corporation authorized to do business in Virginia), The Salvation Army World Service Office [SAWSO] (District of Columbia corporation authorized to do business in Virginia), Central Territory (Illinois corporation), Eastern Territory (New York corporation), Southern Territory (Georgia corporation), and Western Territory (California corporation)”. The revenue for the salvation army is broken up…

was acquired through many forms ranging from the peaceful settlements in Oregon, to the discovery of gold in California. Yet, much of the expansion came from the dispute of bounders with Mexico that lead to the Mexican American War. The gained territories offered many benefits but at the same time it divided the country. The united states by 1840 and less than 60 years after obtain its independence, the majority of the residents lived west of the initial 13 states. As Americans became more…

annexation of Texas in 1845 had already resulted in a substantial loss of territory claimed by the Mexican government. By the time the Americans had seized control of Mexico City after twenty-one months of fighting, casualties for both countries were over thirty-thousand. The war resulted in the U.S. acquisition of a majority of the modern American southwest. The U.S. expansion led to much debate over sectional interests between New Englanders, westerners, and southerners. With the…

was the “size of Ohio” The richness of the Navajo homeland had allowed more than just grazing for their sheep, but also hosted the growth of other plants, such as peach orchards. Unfortunately for the Navajo, removal did not open up a host of rich new agricultural land to the tribe, and at Bosque Redondo they faced a far less fertile environment. Over the course of his life, Carleton had developed a complex view of Native American policy. Carleton’s own writings detail at times a sympathetic…

“American territory”. Americans tried to react quickly by sending troops to places now known as New Mexico and California…

the Native American Indians living in the territories and states of the country, promising benefits, protection, and a better life. There was an estimated of more than five hundred treaties, most of which were never ratified. The Treaty of the Apache was one of them. This paper will provide information about the United States government offering rights, protection, and guarantees to Indians that were never fulfilled. This treaty was entered in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on the first day of July in…

huge amount of territory from Mexico. This includes the annexation of Texas as well. The other consequence of the Mexican War for the US is that the Mexican War would of stalled Manifest Destiny. There are smaller consequences of the Mexican War for the US as well. These are Gen. Taylor’s presidency, new waves of immigration, debate over slavery, and the Gadsden Purchase. The First Main consequence of the Mexican War for the US was that the United States got a huge amount of territory from…

In the 1840’s American expanded into the western part of the United States. One of the biggest factors that lured Americans westword was the Manifest Destiny. The United States felt that they were to control the entire contient because God wanted it that way. Manifest Destiny became so wildy know that it started to appear in newspapers, debates, paintings, and advertisements. It was used to further territorial expansion in the west. Many believed that God himself blessed the growth of the United…

practices. There was this black code that stated that free color people couldn’t conceive themselves to be as equal to whites. There was this widespread religious turmoil in the turn of the century sometimes it was called the second great awakening. The new demands for personal liberty was focused on religion. Federalist often viewed this religious upheaval as a sign of the deterioration of…