Caroline Scott Kayleigh Schultz Temonie Butler Chloe Contreras CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTHWEST Page 356-359.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Westward Expansion.

Advertisements

Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands

TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Settlement of the West.

Objectives Trace the settlement and development of the Spanish borderlands. Explain the concept of Manifest Destiny. Describe the causes and challenges.

Objectives Explain how traders and fur trappers helped open the West.

Objectives Identify the destinations of settlers heading west in the early 1800s. Describe the unique culture of the Southwest. Explain the meaning of.

Chapter 13 Section 1: The West

Terms and People William Becknell – an American who forged the Santa Fe Trail in 1821 John Jacob Astor – a German immigrant who established the American.

John Quincy Adams, sixth president of the United States ( ), wrote in 1811: "The whole continent appears to be destined... to be peopled by one.

Objectives Describe Spain’s colony in Florida.

Chapter 4 Spain Builds an Empire.

Early Exploration of California

Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands

Chapter 25 Section 1 The Cold War Begins Section 1 Migrating to the West Chapter 9-1 notes.

Westward Expansion Chapter 13. The West  “The West” was anywhere between the Mississippi River and the Pacific Ocean-That was the Western Frontier 

MANIFEST DESTINY AND THE WAR WITH MEXICO If the nation expands, so will slavery - ?

Westward Expansion.

Manifest Destiny A national “mission” The belief that the United States has a divine right to expand its territory to the Pacific Ocean. –John O’Sullivan,

 Large area of land between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains north of California  Many different countries had claims to the land  Americans.

TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Settlement of the West 1.

Westward Expansion The WestTrails to the West Conflict With Mexico A Rush to the West Odds and Ends $200 $400 $600 $800 $1000.

Chapter 12: Section 3 Pp War With Mexico.

Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands. Key Terms/Vocabulary BorderlandPresidioPuebloFunctionConvertMission.

Chapter 12, Section 3 War with Mexico.

California Westward - Manifest Destiny. Setting the Stage By the 1840s President John Quincy Adams, and many Americans, felt that it was the clear or.

The International Context for American Expansion

TEKS 8C: Calculate percent composition and empirical and molecular formulas. Spanish North America.

Chapter 12, Section 1 The Oregon Country.

Westward Expansion Part I. Texas Texas War for Independence – Texas wins independence from Mexico in It wanted to become a state right away, but.

People traveled west for a better life, but faced a dangerous journey along the way.

Westward Expansion ( ) Manifest Destiny: –America/U.S. is destined by God to move to the west, expanding American democracy from Atlantic to the.

Settlement of the West Chapter 9 Section 1

NEW SPAIN CH. 3 L. 5 NOTES (PG. 110 – 113). VOCABULARY Colony – an area of land ruled by another country Colony – an area of land ruled by another country.

Chapter 14 Flashcards. Fur trappers who lived dangerous lives and lived off the land.

California and the Southwest New Mexico Territory Pg.391 Chapter 13 section 3.

Manifest Destiny The U.S. - Mexican War America Expands Westward.

By Jonathan Points  The belief of America to expand from sea to sea and shore to shore.  John O’L Sullivan wrote this.

Chapter 4 Lesson 1. Trade route-a road or waterway that people travel to buy, sell, or exchange goods Explorer- someone who travels to learn about new.

Manifest Destiny, Oregon, and the War with Mexico

Westward Expansion.

Expansion Leads to Conflict Unit 1 Section 1 Part 5.

New Mexico Territory & California. The Territory Consisted of Arizona, new Mexico, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Wyoming Capital of territory = Santa Fe.

Objectives Trace the settlement and development of the Spanish borderlands. Explain the concept of Manifest Destiny. Describe the causes and challenges.

Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands

Terms and People borderlands – lands along a frontier with another country’s land Junípero Serra – a Spanish missionary who built a mission that eventually.

Terms and People Frontier – the land that forms the farthest extent of a nation’s settled regions Land grant – a government gift of land.

Objectives Describe Spain’s colony in Florida. Explain how Spain established settlements throughout much of North America. Describe what life was like.

Manifest Destiny and Mormons

Chapter 13- Notes 2.

Section Three War with Mexico.

Objectives Identify the destinations of settlers heading west in the early 1800s. Describe the unique culture of the Southwest. Explain the meaning of.

Chapter 3.5 Spanish Colonies on the Borderlands

A brief “Note” on your notes…

Areas of New Mexico (NM) CA TX

Objectives Explain how traders and fur trappers helped open the West.

Settlement of the West.

Terms and People Frontier – the land that forms the farthest extent of a nation’s settled regions Land grant – a government gift of land.

San DIEGO DE ALCALA Mauricio, Kirill, Isabelle, and Brianna

Objectives Explain how traders and fur trappers helped open the West.

Chapter 9 Section 1 – pg 318 The West.

War with Mexico 12-3.

Manifest Destiny and Westward Expansion ( )

Settlement of the West 2.

Objectives Explain how traders and fur trappers helped open the West.

Spanish North America.

Early Exploration of California

The Spanish Colonies. Social Studies.

In 1845, the USA annexed the independent nation of Texas

California and the Southwest

Presentation transcript:

Caroline Scott Kayleigh Schultz Temonie Butler Chloe Contreras CALIFORNIA AND THE SOUTHWEST Page

The entire southwest belonged to Mexico in the 1840s. New Mexico Territory included Arizona, New Mexico, all of Nevada, and Utah, and parts of Colorado. New Mexico Territory

Santa Fe Juan de Onate claimed the territory of new Mexico for Spain in Spain made Santa Fe the capital of New Mexico territory. Spain would not let American’s cross into Santa Fe until after Mexico won Independence. William Becknell was the first American to travel in this area. Soon other Americans followed his route which was called the Santa Fe Trail.

Father Junipero Serra And Captain Gaspar de Portola. Spanish soldiers and priests build the first permanent European settlements in California. In 1769 Captain Gaspar de Portola led a group of soldiers and missionaries up the Pacific coast. The chief Missionary was Father Junipero Serra. He built His first mission in San Diego.

Father Junipero Serra built mission in San Diego. He went to build eight others. Eventually, there were 21 Spanish missions along the California Coast. Each mission claimed the surrounding land and soon was able to take care of all its own needs. Spanish soldiers built forts near the missions. The missions supplied meat, grain, and other foods to the fort.

Indians were forced to work at the missions. They herded sheep and cattle and raised crops for the missions. In return, they lived at the mission and learned about the Roman Catolic religion. Many Spanish missionaries were truly concerned with converting the Indians to Christianity. However, mission life was hard. Thousand of native Americans died from overwork and diseases. Others simply ran away.

Many people believed that America should own California. The phrase Manifest Destiny was used by a New York newspaper editor to mean that American expansion would obviously happened. Manifest means clear or obvious.

During the time of Manifest Destiny there was an election. The two running presidents were James K. Polk and Henry Clay. Democrats made a campaign to win Oregon so America could expand it was 54’40’N or fight. James K. Polk supported it. Later on James K. Polk became the 11 th President of the United States in 1844.

Thanks for watching. THE END