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Early Statehood and U.S. Mexican War
Early Statehood and U.S. Mexican War
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1
The Compromise of 1850 was...
a negotiation between the U.S. and Mexico over land.
a negotiation between the northern U.S. and the southern U.S. over slavery.
a negotiation between the U.S. and Texas over money.
a negotiation between the U.S. and natives/slaves over human rights.
2
Look at the color-coded sections of the map. Which section was acquired as the result of the TX Revolution-annexed 1845?
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Light Brown (Louisiana) Purchase
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
Light Blue (Gadsden Purchase)
3
Look at the color-coded sections of the map. Which section was acquired as the result of the American Revolution?
Light Green (13 British Colonies)
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Light Blue (Gadsden Purchase)
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
4
What river did the Treaty of Velasco (from TX Revolution) say was the southern border of Texas?
The Red River
The Sabine River
The Nueces River
The Rio Grande
5
Manifest Destiny was the idea that the U.S. should extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean and all land between.
False
True
6
What did Mexico lose as a result of being defeated by the U.S. in the Mexican-American War.
All of the above.
Status
People
Land
7
Which immigrants contributed: Social clubs, Close-knit families, Farming, klobasa, kolaches, Dances - Polka, Waltz
German
Czech
Polish
English
8
What river did Mexico say was the southern border of Texas in 1845? (This triggered the Mexican American War.)
The Rio Grande
The Sabine River
The Nueces River
The Red River
9
The _ section of this map contained abolitionists who were afraid of Texas' annexation and influence.
green
purple
yellow
brown
10
The Compromise of 1850 made California a free state because...
Texas was a slave state with a large population (balance).
New Mexico, Utah, and the Unorganized Territories left it up to the people.
California was originally a slave state, along with Texas.
Mexico had approved of slavery.
11
Look at the color-coded sections of the map. Which section was acquired from France in 1803? (doubled size of the U.S.)
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Light Blue (Gadsden Purchase)
Light Brown (Louisiana Purchase)
12
The Mexican Cession happened in 1848. It is also called the Cession of 1848.
False
True
13
The treaty that ended the TX Revolution=Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. The one that ended the US/MX war=Treaty of Velasco.
False
True
14
What was
not
a provision of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
The U.S. had to give equal rights to Mexicans in the ceded territories.
Mexico had to recognize Texas as a state and the Rio Grande as the border.
Mexico ceded the Cession of 1848 to the U.S.
The U.S. would not enforce its own laws north of the Rio Grande.
15
Freedom, economic opportunity, plentiful employment, and cheap land are considered __.
Factors that always precede communism.
Factors that pull people into a new country.
Factors that push people out of their old country.
Factors that dictators never use to rise to power.
16
Look at the colored sections of the map. Which section was bought from MX 5 years after the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?
Light Purple (Florida)
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Light Blue (Gadsden Purchase)
17
Look at the color-coded sections of the map. Which entire state was acquired by the Adams-Onis Treaty?
Light Brown (Louisiana) Purchase
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
Light Purple (Florida)
18
The Mexican War is also known as the U.S.-Mexican War and the Mexican-American War.
False
True
19
Look at the color-coded sections of the map. Which section was acquired as the result of the U.S. Mexican War?
Red-Orange (Mexican Cession)
Yellow (Republic of Texas)
Light Blue (Gadsden Purchase)
Light Brown (Louisiana) Purchase
20
Who was the president of the United States during the Mexican-American War? He died about 3 mo. after leaveing office.
Mirabeau Lamar
Sam Houston
James K. Polk
Santa Anna
21
Which immigrants contributed: 1st __ Catholic Church, 1st __ school, Farming, Artisanry, laborers, perogies
Polish
English
Czech
German
22
Which region of Texas has always had the most plentiful food supply?
Coastal Plains
Great Plains
North Central Plains
Mountains and Basins
23
Political persecution, a terrible economy, and a lack of opportunity are considered __.
Factors that always precede communism.
Factors that pull people into a new country.
Factors that dictators never use to rise to power.
Factors that push people out of their old country.
24
The _ sections of this map left the issue of slavery up to popular sovereignty.
yellow and purple
green and blue
brown and purple
purple and green
25
In which region of Texas can you find the highest population?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
26
Who was the president of Mexico during the Mexican-American War? He resigned after losing Mexico City.
Santa Anna
James K. Polk
Sam Houston
Mirabeau Lamar
27
Laws that allowed slave catchers to go into free states to recapture runaway slaves were called __. (Compromise of 1850)
Bill of Rights
Recapture Laws
Cease and Desist Orders
Runaway/Fugitive Slave Laws
28
In which region of Texas can you find the most fresh water sources?
Mountains and Basins
Great Plains
Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
29
The act of violence that started the Mexican American War was the killing of U.S. troops north of the Rio Grande.
False
True
30
The _ section of this map allowed slavery and liked "Runaway Slave Laws."
green
yellow
purple
brown
31
Mexico lost much land, power, and status as a result of the Mexican-American War.
False
True
32
In the Compromise of 1850, TX gave up a portion of New Mexico (Santa Fe) for ten million dollars because...
the people of New Mexico did not want to be part of a free state, or rich.
the U.S. period forced them to without any compensation.
TX Debt and the people of New Mexico did not want to be a slave state.
the people of Texas did not want New Mexico.
33
Which immigrants contributed: foods - sausage, sauerkraut, festivals - Wurstfest, Oktoberfest, Christmas Tree, & towns.
English
Polish
Czech
German