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The Mexican War Setting the Scene Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394

The Mexican War Setting the Scene Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394

The Mexican War Setting the Scene Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394

Chapter 13 section 4 The Mexican War War Clouds Over Oregon and Texas Dividing Oregon Pg.394

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394The Mexican War War Clouds Over Oregon and Texas Dividing Oregon

Chapter 13 section 4 The Mexican War War Clouds Over Oregon and Texas Dividing Oregon Oregon Territory makes up the modern day states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Pg.394

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394The Mexican War War Clouds Over Oregon and Texas Annexing Texas

Sam Houston tricked America into annexing (adding) Texas. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394The Mexican War War Clouds Over Oregon and Texas Annexing Texas

The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395

The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395

The United States and Mexico Clash War Begins President Polk ordered General Zachary Taylor to take troops and set up posts along the border of the Rio Grande River. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394

Mexico has passed the boundary of the United States, had invaded our territory, and shed American blood on American soil! Congress, we must have war! Polk asks Congress for a declaration of war. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395 The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash War Begins

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395 The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash Americans Respond

Henry David Thoreau Influential American Writer/Poet Not all Americans were in favor of the war. This brought out sectionalism again. The South and the West wanted to expand. Many in the North did not. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395 The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash Americans Respond Wrote the book Walden

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.395 The Mexican War The United States and Mexico Clash Americans Respond Still, many Americans responded to the call for recruits for the Army.

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico

President Polk and his advisors came up with a three part battle plan to win the war:  Invade Northern Mexico (Gen. Taylor)  Capture port of Vera Cruz and Mexico City (Gen. Scott) Capture port of San Diego (Gen. Kearny) Chapter 13 section 4 The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico Pg

 Invade Northern Mexico and defeat Santa Anna and the Mexican Army. General Zachary Taylor The Battle of Buena Vista Chapter 13 section 4 The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico Pg

The Battle of Buena Vista Chapter 13 section 4 Pg The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico

The Battle of Buena Vista Chapter 13 section 4 Pg The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico

The Battle of Vera Cruz  Capture port of Vera Cruz and and then continue on to Mexico City and capture the capital of Mexico. General Winfield Scott Chapter 13 section 4 Pg The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico

The Battle of Vera Cruz Chapter 13 section 4 Pg The Mexican War Fighting in Mexico

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War Revolt in California

California Territory General Stephen Kearny Capture port of San Diego and gain control of the California Territory Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War Revolt in California

John C. Frémont California becomes independent from Mexico and forms the Bear Flag Republic. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War Revolt in California

Gen. Kearny got some help from John C. Frémont and the California volunteer army which were already starting a revolution for the independence of California farther north. General Stephen Kearny Capture port of San Diego and gain control of the California Territory John C. Frémont Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.394 The Mexican War Revolt in California

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War The Final Battle

The Battle of Chapultepec General Winfield Scott  Capture port of Vera Cruz and and then continue on to Mexico City and capture the Capital of Mexico. Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War The Final Battle

The Battle of Chapultepec Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War The Final Battle

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.396 The Mexican War The U.S. Captures Mexico City General Scott leads American troops into the middle of Mexico City, the capital of Mexico.

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Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.397 The Mexican War A Mix of Cultures

Chapter 13 section 4 Pg.397 The Mexican War A Mix of Cultures