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Immigration, Expansion, and Sectional Conflict, 1840-1848 Chapter 13
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Newcomers and Natives:Expectations and Realities To what extent did the reality of immigration meet the immigrants’ expectations?
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Newcomers and Natives: The Germans What was the immigrant experience like for the Germans? Describe the characteristics of a common German immigrant.
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Newcomers and Natives: The Irish What was the immigrant experience like for the Irish? What motivated many Irish men and women to emigrate to the United States?
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Newcomers and Natives: Anti-Catholicism Why was Anti-Catholicism revived in 1830s-1840s? Who was Maria Monk?
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Newcomers and Natives: Nativism Explain the ideology of nativism. In what ways was this a political force in 1840s? Who were the “Know Nothings?” Why are they significant?
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Newcomers and Natives: Labor Protest In what ways did laborers respond to wage cuts that accompanied the depression of 1837? Was this successful?
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Newcomers and Natives: Labor Protest What is the significance of Commonwealth v. Hunt?
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Newcomers and Natives: Immigrant Politics How did the influx of immigrants influence the balance of power between the Whig and Democratic parties?
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The Far West How did Britain, US and Mexico all have ties to Far West?
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The Far West: The American Settlement of Texas to 1835 Describe the settlement of Texas.
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The Far West: The Texas Revolution, 1836 Explain cause and effect of Texas Revolution
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The Far West: The Overland Trails What type of hardships did pioneers face while on the overland trails? Who were the Donner Party? Why are they significant?
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Politics of Expansion: The Whig Ascendancy Explain how the Whigs gained power in 1840. How did John Tyler undermine the power of the Whig party?
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Politics of Expansion: Tyler and Annexation of Texas How did Tyler attempt to use foreign policy to his political advantage?
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Politics of Expansion: The Election of 1844 Describe how James Polk won the presidency in 1844.
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Politics of Expansion: Manifest Destiny Explain the complexity of the ideology of Manifest Destiny
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Politics of Expansion: Polk and Oregon How did Polk obtain control of Oregon?
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Mexican-American War: Origins Explain the causes of the Mexican- American War
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Mexican-American War: Origins -Who is John Slidell? Why is he significant?
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The Mexican American War What was the significance of the Mexican American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
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Aftermath of the Mexican-American War: Sectional Conflict In what ways did the Mexican-American war lead to sectional conflict?
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Aftermath of Mexican-American War: Wilmot Proviso What as the Wilmot Proviso? Why is this significant?
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The Election of 1848 What were the major issues and who were the major players in election of 1848?
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The California Gold Rush How did ‘discover’ of gold in California impact US?
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