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Unit Question of the Day What tensions developed between Mexico and the USA as the US expanded westward?

Manifest Destiny & Territorial Expansion in the 1840s In the 1840s, America realized it’s “Manifest Destiny” In 1845, the USA annexed the independent nations of Texas In 1846, the USA settled a dispute with England to gain Oregon Territory In 1848, the USA gain new lands in the SW by winning the Mexican-American War

The Republic of Texas In 1821, Mexico won it’s independence from Spain & the new Mexican gov’t welcomed Americans into Texas by offering cheap land Tejanos became the wealthiest “Anglos” in Texas Americans refused to accept Mexican rule: They would not convert to Catholicism, would not accept a ban of slavery, and wanted a say in the Mexican government

Texas Revolution & Independence from Mexico (1836-1845) By 1834, Mexican President Santa Anna began to view the Anglos as a threat & had Austin arrested In 1835, Texans were in open rebellion against the Mexican government Texans lost at the Alamo, but the battle created the inspiration: “Remember the Alamo!” Texans, led by Sam Houston, captured Santa Anna & won their independence in 1836

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Exit Ticket: What tensions developed between Mexico and the USA as the US expanded westward? (based on notes p.4)