1836 Texas Independence Texas Annexation 1845. Mexican War 1846-1847.

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1836 Texas Independence Texas Annexation 1845

Mexican War

A war between…. & Fought over boundaries

Mexico claimed the Nueces River as the border between TX & Mexico.Mexico claimed the Nueces River as the border between TX & Mexico. The U.S. claimed that the Rio Grande was the border.The U.S. claimed that the Rio Grande was the border.

Texas new state.President James K. Polk sent troops into Texas to protect the new state.

4,000 U.S. troops in Corpus Christi

Zachary Taylor (12) General Zachary Taylor set up the U.S. troops right along the Rio Grande.General Zachary Taylor set up the U.S. troops right along the Rio Grande. The Mexican Troops were set up on the other side.The Mexican Troops were set up on the other side. Mexican army demanded Taylor & the troops move back to the Nueces River.Mexican army demanded Taylor & the troops move back to the Nueces River. Taylor refused & Mexican troops attacked.Taylor refused & Mexican troops attacked.

Taylor sends word to Washington that the fighting has started. Congress declares war on Mexico.

Many hear of the war with Mexico. Over 6,000 Texans join. Even the Governor of Texas enlist in the army. Texans want to fight Santa Anna Governor 52 yr. old

Chased out of Texas. (People said he was loyal to Mexico) NOT TRUE. Runs to Mexico. Told to fight or go to jail. Fights for Mexico during the war. "A victim to the wickedness of a few men... a foreigner in my native land; could I be expected to endure their outrages and insults?" he wrote in "I sought for shelter amongst those against whom I fought; I separated from my country, parents, family, relatives and friends, and what was more, from the institutions, on behalf which I had drawn my sword, with an earnest wish to see Texas free and happy." Juan Seguin

U.S. bombard VeraCruz, Mexico.

U.S. troops enter Mexico City

September 14, 1847 fighting ends when the U.S. raise their flag over the National Palace in Mexico City.

116,000 U.S. soldiers serve. 13,000 die- most from diseases. 60 Texans died in battle. 270 Texans died from diseases/accidents. Yellow fever dysentery

What document ‘officially ends’ the Mexican War?

Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Ends the Mexican War.Ends the Mexican War. Mexico would recognize the annexation of Texas.Mexico would recognize the annexation of Texas. Mexico agrees that Rio Grande is the international border.Mexico agrees that Rio Grande is the international border. U.S. agrees to pay $3.25 million in damage claims by U.S. citizens against Mexican Government during the war.U.S. agrees to pay $3.25 million in damage claims by U.S. citizens against Mexican Government during the war. Mexico had to give 529,000 square miles of its northern territory for $15 million.Mexico had to give 529,000 square miles of its northern territory for $15 million.

Mexican Cession territory that eventually becomes New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, California, Nevada, Utah, & part of Wyoming for $15 million.

Manifest Destiny Now the U.S. controlled all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.Now the U.S. controlled all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.

Explain the impact of the annexation of Texas causing a war between the U.S. & Mexico. ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________

Compromise of 1850 Some people West of the Rio Grande & East of Santa Fe were unhappy being a part of TX because it was a slave state. Henry ClayU.S. senator Henry Clay resolves conflict; the compromise = U.S. gov’t would give TX $10 million for the territory. TX was in debt & needed the money so they agreed.

Texas takes its shape From the Compromise of 1850

5 W Summary - Mexican War ► Who was involved? ► What happened? ► When did it happen? ► Where did it happen? ► Why did it take place? Minimum 5 complete sentences

Pg. 344Pg. 344 Identifying People & Ideas -Choose any 4 of the terms. Look them up in Chapter Draw a picture. - Write a historically accurate sentence about each term.

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