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Page 1: Texas History Spring semester examination review

Texas History

Spring semester examination review

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• annexation • The process of one country taking over part or all of another

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• Sam Houston • The first president of the Republic of Texas

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• Lamar • The second president of the Republic of Texas

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• Washington-on-the-Brazos

• The town where Texas declared its independence from Mexico

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• Anson Jones • The Texas president who gained Texas’s annexation into the U.S.

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• What was the main cash crop in Texas

• cotton

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• What caused people to move to Texas and where did they originate from?

• Americans came for cheap land

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• What were the reasons that Americans did not want to annex Texas at first?

• Americans didn’t want war with Mexico

• Many Americans opposed slavery

• Debt• Native Americans on

the frontier

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• What problems did Sam Houston and Lamar face as president of Texas?

• Mexico• Indians• The issue of annexation• Texas’s debts• Problems with the Texas

army

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• Why did Sam Houston try to cut government spending?

• To reduce Texas’s debts

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Chapter 9: The Republic of Texas

• What was each Texas president’s position on annexation?

• Houston and Jones favored annexation

• Lamar opposed annexation

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• Cession • The granting of land by one country to another

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• Manifest Destiny • The belief that the U.S. had the right and duty to expand to the Pacific Ocean

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• popular sovereignty • Allowing states to decide for themselves whether or not to permit slavery

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• veto • To prevent the passage of a law

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• judiciary • The branch of the government that resolves legal disputes and hands out justice

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• James Pickney Henderson

• The first governor of Texas

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• James K. Polk • President of the United States from 1844 - 1849

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• In the southern border dispute of Texas, where did Mexico say was their border and where did the U.S. say the southern border of Texas was?

• Mexico ~ Nueces River• U.S.~ Rio Grande

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What was the Compromise of 1850?

• Set the western border of Texas

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What year did Texas (annex) become a state?

• 1845

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What was Manifest Destiny? Who was the President of the U.S. at the time?

• The god-given right for the U.S. to go from sea to shining sea

• James K. Polk

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• Who did Texas model the states constitution after?

• The United States of America

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What was the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo?

• Ended the Mexican American War

• Mexico recognized Texas as part of the U.S. and the Rio Grande as the border

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What led Germans to immigrate to Texas and why did they want to establish colonies in Texas?

• A better life for themselves and their children; farmland

• Cheap land

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What hardships did Henri Castro’s colonists face in Texas?

• Poor soil and lack of farming techniques

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Chapter 10/11: Statehood/ Immigration 1845-1861

• What other people from other countries came to Texas? What reasons brought them to Texas?

• People came looking for cheap land and to escape problems at home…– The U.S.– Mexico– France– Sweden/ Norway– Ireland– Poland– Hungary/ Czechoslovakia