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Notes Ch. 17- Manifest Destiny and War
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I. Manifest Destiny and Expansion
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A. Manifest Destiny What? U.S. would expand to the Pacific Why? *Social (America was “special” *Economic (more land to grow crops- $$$ *Political-Democracy could work!
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B. Territorial Expansion 1.Louisiana Purchase 2.Florida by treaty
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3. Election of 1844 Henry Clay (Whig) vs. James Polk (Dem.)
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Results of Election of 1844. Election of 1844
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Polk was expansionist… Wanted more territory!
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a. 54 40’ or Fight” – U.S. wanted all of Oregon.
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“54 40 or Fight”
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b. Compromise with G.B. at 49th Parallel
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D. Texas March 1845 Congress voted to annex Texas.
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II. The Mexican War A.Causes 1. U.S. and Mexico had a disputed border claim. 2. Area between the Rio Grande and Nueces Rivers.
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Map-disputed territory Nueces River Rio Grande
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B. Beginning of the war 1. Polk sent Gen. Zachary Taylor into disputed area “Old Rough & Ready”
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2. Polk sent John Slidell Mexico with an offer to buy Texas and California
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3. Taylor refused to leave when ordered to do so by the Mexican commander, so Mexico attacked and killed 11 Americans and took others prisoner.
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2. President Polk then asked Congress for a Declaration of War “American blood has been spilled on American Soil!” -POLK
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C. U.S. response to war 1.U.S. government asked for 50,000 but 200,000 volunteered to fight. 2.1 st war covered by Newspapers.
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Volunteers from New Hampshire
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U.S. response (cont.) 3. Patriotic Songs and increased National pride.
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4. Opposition- Douglass Abolitionists- Spread of slavery Pacifists- Unjust war
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4. Opposition- Thoreau Jailed for refusing to pay his taxes!
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D. American Victories 1. General Taylor scored victories at ___________ and _______________ which drove Mexican forces back into Mexico. Palo AltoMonterray
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2. General Stephen Kearney Attacked New Mexico and captured the town of _______ without a fight. Santa Fe
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KEARNEY
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3. John C. Fremont Encouraged Americans in northern California to revolt in what became known as the Bear Flag Revolt
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Kearney FREMONT KEARNEY TAYLOR
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E. End of the War 1. General Taylor received more troops and launched an attack deeper into Mexico where he eventually defeated Santa Anna.
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2. President Polk replaced General Taylor (Polk thought Taylor’s popularity might encourage him to run for President )
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3. Gen. Winfield Scott replaced Taylor Captured the Mexican fortress at Veracruz then marched to Mexico City. “Old Fuss and Feathers”
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Map: Mexican War Campaigns
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Landing at Veracruz
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winning a key battle at Chapultepec U.S. won battle for Mexico City
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Map: Mexican War Campaigns
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Sept., 1847 Mexico surrendered
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F. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 1.Mexican Cession includes most of present day California Arizona New Mexico Utah Nevada
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And parts of…….. Colorado and Wyoming.
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2. U.S. gained the disputed territory between Mexico and …. Texas. Over 500,000 square miles.
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3. U.S. paid Mexico $15 million and assume $3 million in debts.
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G. Gadsden Purchase U.S. paid $10 million to Mexico for what is now southern….. Arizona and New Mexico
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III. More Settlers Head West A.Led to more conflicts between settlers and ___________. B.Cultural Encounters- _______, ________, and ___________ cultures influenced each other in the west. Indians Indian SpanishAnglo
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The Mormons 1. Joseph Smith founded the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints who are typically called Mormons.
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Mormons 2. Mormons stressed hard work and __________, but some Mormon men practiced _______ which caused persecution. community polygamy
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The Mormons 3. Mormons moved to Illinois, but when ________ was killed they moved to the Great Salt Lake under the leadership of _____________ Smith Brigham Young
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The Mormons 4. The Mormons used __________ to turn the desert in fertile land. irrigation
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The Mormons 4. The Mormons used __________ to turn the desert in fertile land. irrigation Brigham Young
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IV. California- The World Rushed In
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A. Forty-niners- Went to California in search of Gold
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3. Work PanningSluice
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Forty-niners
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D. Life in Mining Camps
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B. Caused tremendous growth in California San Francisco C. Within two years, California had enough people to apply for statehood.
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San Francisco 1854
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D. Supplies and Provisions Very expensive The store owners got rich Levi Strauss
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E. boomtowns Towns that grew quickly because of gold mines. Many became ghost towns.
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F. Women Very few Some were miners
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G. The California Dream- Did not become reality for most!
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H. Chinese & Other Immigrants 1.Many Chinese were indentured servants. 2.Treatment- Prejudice, discrimination 3. Other immigrants-Mexico, Chile
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I. Effects of the Gold Rush 1.Population- EXPLODED! 2.Californios-discriminated against 3.Indians- attacked and destroyed
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