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    result of disagreement between land ownership in the west. The United States wanted to purchase the lands from Texas to California and Mexico would not give it up so America declared war. In 1848‚ the United States and Mexico signed the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo‚ which ended the Mexican-American War‚ and gave the U.S. new territory but was torn in deciding which states could have slaves or not which led to the conflict resulting in the compromise of 1850. Compromise of 1850 The compromise of

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    The US government wrote treaties as one way to get rid of the Indians from their tribal lands this process was made easier by Removal Act of 1830. In cases where the treaty failed‚ the government sometimes violated both treaties and Supreme Court rulings to aid the spread of European Americans westward across the continent. The huge herds of American bison that once roamed the

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    History 1301 unit 4 Describe Americans westward migration in the 1830’s and 1840’s The United States continued to push its settlements towards the pacific coast. Settlers often spilled over the boarder of the United States‚ sparking international tensions with Mexico and England. They move in search for fertile land and economic opportunity. John Adams‚ agreement with Russia to limit territory to the boundary of Alaska. Leaving the US and Great Britain contenders for Oregon territory. 1818‚

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    invading the U.S. annex of Texas which even after the Texas Revolution in 1836 Mexico claimed as theirs. The war ended informally in the fall of 1847 when an American army captured Mexico City and formally in 1848 with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Lewis and Clark also made a significant impact on the westward expansion by exploring enormous amounts of land‚ from the Mississippi to the Pacific Ocean. They were sent out by President Jefferson to find a water route across North

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    took several decades to fully accomplish. Many treaties were formed between countries‚ land disputes‚ and land given to the U.S. from other countries was some results of Manifest Destiny. The United States took about sixty-three year to acquire the land from the east coast to the west coast. The Treaty of Paris (1783) gave the U.S. the territory from the borders of the thirteen original colonies up westward to the Mississippi River. The Treaty of Paris gave the U.S. twelve states which included:

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    opportunities/ “gold rush” 4. Western trade/ Roads/ Transportation 5. Government encouragement III. Early U.S expansion A. British colonies/ Revolution 1.13 British colonies 2. Atlantic/ Appalachian mountains 3. NH/ Georgia 4. Treaty of Paris 1783 B. Louisiana Purchase 1803/ Lewis and Clark expedition 1. Louisiana territory/ French empire 2. Napoleonic war – French involved in war/debt 3. U.S president Jefferson/ $15 million 4. Double size of U.S/ west of Mississippi

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    history. In 1835‚ Tiburcio Vasquez was born in California. In 1836 the Alamo broke out as he was young. In addition‚ when he was 11 years old‚ the United States declared war on Mexico. When he was 13‚ the Mexican-American war ended with the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Tiburcio killed a few people in his lifetime. In 1852‚ Vasquez met Anastacio Garcia‚ who was one of californias dangerous bandit. Anastacio and Tiburcio went to a dance in Monterey Constable‚ and they killed Constable Hardmount. Soon Tiburcio

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    There is an idea that says one will never fully understand another’s plight until he or she walks in their shoes. When watching the film Under the Same Moon‚ or La Misma Luna‚ viewers gain a sense of what it means to be an undocumented immigrant from Mexico in the United States. The audience travels many miles with nine-year-old Carlitos Reyes in his journey across the border to reunite with his mother Rosario‚ who is working without documentation in California to provide a better life in the United

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    America was a divided nation during the Civil War‚ starting in 1861 and ending in 1865‚ the battles were fought on Northern and Southern lands. The Union was faced with eleven states in the South for secession‚ who wanted nothing more than to be disconnected from the United States. This war was fueled by many disputes‚ sectionalism being the leading cause. Sectionalism within the United States hindered unity within the country due to expansion issues and conflicting views on slavery. Sectionalism

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