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America's “manifest destiny” was to “become the greatest nation on earth.” “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

Dec 18, 2015

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Page 1: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”
Page 2: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

America's “manifest destiny” was to “become the greatest nation on earth.” “spread liberty and federated self-government

to all the nations.” “overspread and to possess the whole of the

continent.” “protect the western hemisphere from

European dictators.”

Page 3: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

“overspread and to possess the whole of the continent.”

Page 4: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

What was the greatest spur to American settlement of the Oregon territory? Beaver trapping gold mining missionaries hunting

Page 5: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

missionaries

Page 6: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

Why did the Texas settlers decide to fight for independence? The Texans disliked the Mexican constitution

of 1824 the Texans believed in Manifest Destiny A Mexican army invaded Texas The Mexican government was unstable

Page 7: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A Mexican army invaded Texas

Page 8: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

Which of the following was not true of Sam Houston? He supported secession during the Civil War. He professed conversion to Christianity. The Indians once called him “Big Drunk.” he was the president of the Republic of Texas.

Page 9: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

He supported secession during the Civil War.

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The ____________ Trail was the most important trail in the settlement of the far West. Mormon Oregon Sante Fe Western

Page 11: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

Oregon

Page 12: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

The ________ Trail was a trade route between Mexico and the United States. Mormon Oregon Santa Fe Western

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Sante Fe

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What mission became the rallying cry during the Texas' war for independence? _________

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The Alamo

Page 16: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin B) Sam Houston C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna D) Alamo E) Battle of San Jacinto ___ brought American settlers to Texas

Page 17: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin

Page 18: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin B) Sam Houston C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna D) Alamo E) Battle of San Jacinto ___ fought Texans and Americans

Page 19: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

Page 20: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin B) Sam Houston C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna D) Alamo E) Battle of San Jacinto ___ won Texan independence

Page 21: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

B) Sam Houston

Page 22: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin B) Sam Houston C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna D) Alamo E) Battle of San Jacinto ___ slaughter of a small Texas outpost by

the Mexican army

Page 23: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

D) Alamo

Page 24: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

A) Stephen Austin B) Sam Houston C) Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna D) Alamo E) Battle of San Jacinto ___ defeat of Mexico that led to Texan

independence

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E) Battle of San Jacinto

Page 26: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

True/False   ___ The Whitmans opposed the coming of

American settlers to Oregon.

Page 27: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

False

Page 28: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

True/False   ___ The Oregon Trail made travel safe

and comfortable

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False

Page 30: America's “manifest destiny” was to  “become the greatest nation on earth.”  “spread liberty and federated self-government to all the nations.”

True/False   ___ Texas defeated Santa Anna and won

its independence with an army of only 800 men.

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True