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Mexican California and the Coming of the Americans

Mexican California and the Coming of the Americans. Spanish Mission neophytes meet with Mexican lieutenant . Map of the Santa Clara Ranchos, ca. 1835. Ismael Abrego of the family of Monterey. Don José Estudillo , founder of San Leandro. Mariano “General” Guadalupe Vallejo.

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Mexican California and the Coming of the Americans

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  1. Mexican California and the Coming of the Americans

  2. Spanish Mission neophytes meet with Mexican lieutenant

  3. Map of the Santa Clara Ranchos, ca. 1835

  4. Ismael Abrego of the family of Monterey Don José Estudillo, founder of San Leandro

  5. Mariano “General” Guadalupe Vallejo Maria Peralta and child, Orange County Californio family

  6. Land Grants in Mexican California

  7. “Rodeo Riders” in Mexican California

  8. Richard Henry Dana, American traveler in Mexican California

  9. Gathering of Californios

  10. “Charlie and Rob,” McGuffey Eclectic Reader

  11. American Anti-slavery Society, 1840

  12. John Gast, “Manifest Destiny”

  13. Mexican holdings in North America after 1821

  14. Texas Revolt, 1835-1836

  15. Mexican and U.S. holdings in 1846

  16. John Gast, “Manifest Destiny”

  17. Petition against Texas Annexation, 1844

  18. John C. Frémont, American land surveyor and U.S. Senator

  19. Estanislao, leaderof rebellion in Mexican California, 1829

  20. Vallejo’s military compound in Sonoma, seized by Americans in June 1846

  21. Mexican losses after the Mexican-American War, 1848

  22. Mexican and U.S. holdings in 1846

  23. The Bear Flag, 1846

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