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The Civil War

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T rivia M arylan d W orld S eries X

T rivia M aryland .com. logo by JoJo. T rivia M arylan d W orld S eries X . P RIZES for WS X. 1 st $1000 2 nd $400 3 rd $300 4 th $200 5 th $100 6 th $50. Quarks Casks 7 Years of College Wasted Marksmen

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The Mexican War 1846-1848

The Mexican War 1846-1848. A War of Manifest Destiny or a War of Liberation and Self Defense?. 1846.

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Manifest Destiny

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Warm Up

Warm Up. Take Out Resource Packet Read Pages 15 & 16. I am quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away but with blood. ~ John Brown at his execution. Lincoln Takes Office.

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Mexican American war

Mexican American war. DISPUTE OR CONQUEST. REASONS FOR WAR. 1. MEXICO AND U.S. DISPUTE BORDER OF TEXAS 2. U.S. DEMANDED MEXICO PAY FOR AMERICAN PROPERTY DESTROYED IN MEXICO 3. MEXICO HAD KICKED OUT ALL AMERICANS LIVING IN CALIFORNIA. AFTER AMERICA.

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Manifest Destiny

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War and Reconstruction

War and Reconstruction. Chapter 2 Lesson 1. Advantages and Disadvantages. Northern supporters believed they were fighting to preserve the Union Southern supporters believed they were fighting to preserve their way of life. (No mention of slavery yet!). Advantages.

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Civil War Begins

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STRATEGIES OF THE CIVIL WAR

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16.1 War Erupts

16.1 War Erupts. FIRST SHOTS AT FORT SUMTER As Southern states seceded, they took control of any forts in the area. Fort Sumter was one of these. Union troops were still there after South Carolina seceded, but they were running out of supplies so Lincoln was going to send more.

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Mexican-American War

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Indian Removal Act

Indian Removal Act.

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Prelude to Disunion

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Van Buren & Harrison & Tyler too

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CH. 9-3 WAR WITH MEXICO

CH. 9-3 WAR WITH MEXICO. AMERICAN HISTORY. THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. People admired Texans for fighting for their freedom against Mexico Southerners wanted Texas admitted because they allowed slavery Others were worried about the large Texas debt

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Mexico

Troop Strength. 30,000. 20,000. 10,000. Mexico. U.S. Troop Strength. 30,000. 20,000. 10,000. U.S. Regular. U.S. Volunteer. Mexico. U.S. Troop Strength. 30,000. 20,000. 10,000. U.S. Regular. U.S. Volunteer. Mexico. U.S. American Commanders. Major General Zachary Taylor.

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