'Mexican cession' diaporamas de présentation

UNIT 9 The Civil War

UNIT 9 The Civil War. Popular Sovereignty. The idea that political authority belongs to the people. Fugitive Slave Act. A law that made it a crime to help runaway slaves. It allowed for their arrest in free states and territories. Compromise of 1850.

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FINAL EXAM REVIEW

FINAL EXAM REVIEW. What did the early battles of the Civil War show?. The need for well trained soldiers . Which was a greater risk, combat or infection and disease? . Infection and disease were greater. How did slaves in the South contribute to the Union war effort? .

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Section 15.1: Growing Tensions Between North and South

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4 th 6 Weeks Test Review

4 th 6 Weeks Test Review. Answers. Indian Removal Act. Gave Andrew Jackson the power to negotiate resettlement treaties with the Native Americans and allowed the states to make laws governing their territory.

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Slavery Overview

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The Gathering Storm

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Chapter 18 Renewing the Sectional Struggle

Chapter 18 Renewing the Sectional Struggle. Popular Sovereignty and the Mexican Session. Debate over what to do with the Mexican Cession WILMOT PROVISO (1848)--sought a Mexican Cession free of slavery Passed by the House Block by Southern Senators

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The Politics of Slavery SG #3, 4

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Chapter 17 Notes

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Aim: Did the Compromise of 1850 solve any problems?

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The U.S. Grows

The U.S. Grows. 13 Colonies. Our country began as thirteen British colonies along the Atlantic Ocean. 1. 1783. 1783: After the American Revolution, Britain gave the U.S. all land up to the Mississippi River. 2. 1803.

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Mexican American War

Mexican American War. Causes. Strained relations with Mexico after U.S. involvement with Texas and California Border disputed between Mexico and southern Texas Was it the Nueces River or the Rio Grande? 1845 Polk told Z. Taylor to take the army into the disputed territory

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Manifest Destiny!!

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Tensions between the United States and Mexico

Tensions between the United States and Mexico. The annexation of Texas enraged the Mexican government. Mexico had refused to recognize the Republic of Texas, and they broke off diplomatic ties with the U.S. after the vote for annexation. . Mexico responds.

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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. And the Mexican War. Manifest Destiny. Foreign Policy. Land Acquisitions Annexation of Texas Mexican Cession Oregon. Domestic Policy. Horace Greeley Spot Resolutions Wilmot Proviso. Mexican War. Manifest Destiny The Rio Grande boundary dispute

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Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny. Oregon Territory 1846. Louisiana Purchase 1803. 13 Colonies. America by 1781. Mexican Cession 1848. Pacific Ocean. Texas Annexation 1845. Atlantic Ocean. Florida 1819. Gadsdsen Purchase 1853 . Gulf of Mexico.

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Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo C-Notes

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1800

1828-1832. 1850. Tariff of Abominations: Northern manufacturers protected at the expense of southern importers. Nullification issue arises secession threatened by SC. Sectionalism grows.

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