Ch. 3 Sect. 3 Notes—Manifest Destiny. Manifest Destiny—It held that the U.S. was blessed by God and destined to overspread the North American continent.

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Ch. 3 Sect. 3 Notes—Manifest Destiny

Manifest Destiny—It held that the U.S. was blessed by God and destined to overspread the North American continent and expand its boundaries to the Pacific Ocean.

Utah—Joseph Smith was the founder & had the vision for the Mormons. Who went? The Mormons led by Brigham Young Why did they go there? To escape religious persecution How did they get there? By using the Missouri River & Mormon Trail What did they find when they got there? The Great Salt Lake

Oregon Who went? Settlers who were lured by reports of abundant, fertile farm land. Why did they go there? To start new lives How did they get there? By using the Oregon Trail What did they find when they got there? Hard work

Texas Who went? Stephen F. Austin and the “Old 300” Why did they go there? Were guaranteed a very large unit of land How did they get there? By using the Santa Fe Trail What did they find when they got there? Native American raids, angry Mexican leaders Moses Austin received the 1 st land grand in Texas but died before he could take settlers there

Texans Fight for Independence Key Individuals – Mexico – General Santa Anna – Texans – William Travis—leader of the Texans at the Alamo – Jim Bowie—Fighter at the Alamo – Davy Crockett—Fighter at the Alamo – Sam Houston—Main General and leader at the Battle of San Jacinto

The Alamo -187 Texan fighters vs. 6,000 Mexican troops -The Texans had low supplies of ammunition, clothing, medication, and the hope of more help was not going to make it. -Lasted for 12 days -Remember the Alamo became a rallying cry for the Texans -All 187 Texans as well as 1,500 Mexican troops died at the Alamo.

11 th President James K. Polk -wanted Manifest Destiny James “Polka Dots” Polk

War with Mexico—Turn to page 135 and 136 and complete the chart in your notes about the Mexican War

Congress

California Gold Rush -The discovery of gold along California’s American River set off a gold rush that brought thousands of people into California from all over the world. -Two men John Sutter & James Marshall discovered gold. -More than 80,000 people made the journey to California in They became known as 49ers -Very few of the miners achieved lasting wealth, and most people found little or no gold.