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7th Grade 50 Points history help please its due in 15mins

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Mexico won independence from Spain in 1821. At that time, Mexico’s northern provinces included California, New Mexico, and Texas.

When Mexico founded the province of Texas in 1821, the land was very sparsely populated, so Texans actively recruited settlers from the United States to help grow the region’s population. Soon, Stephen Austin—after whom Austin, Texas is named—was selling plots of land to American settlers from a large land grant his father had received from the Mexican government; meanwhile, other settlers from the United States—especially from the American South—were moving to Mexican Texas.

By 1830, there were 7,000 settlers from the United States living in Mexican Texas. But tensions between the Mexican government and settlers from the United States grew as Mexico unsuccessfully attempted to halt further immigration and settlers pushed back against Mexican legal codes. These regulatory laws required those living in Mexico—including those living in Texas—to become Mexican, convert to Roman Catholicism, file legal documents in Spanish, and (after Mexico abolished slavery in 1829) end the practice of slavery. In reality, however, Mexico continued to allow settlers from the United States to bring slaves into the territory as “indentured servants.”

In 1835, settlers from the United States who lived in Texas formed a provisional government, and in 1836 called for independence. In turn, the Mexican government deployed the Mexican leader Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and his troops into the region in an effort to regain political control.

The settlers in Texas from the United States, together with the active support of Tejanos (Texans of Spanish origin), sought to hold their ground against Santa Anna’s advancing troops.

In March of 1836, following a thirteen day siege, Santa Anna’s 5,000 troops attacked and killed 187 American and Tejano defenders at the battle of the Alamo--a mission-fortress outside San Antonio. Among the dead were Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, and commander William Travis. “Remember the Alamo” became, thereafter, a battle cry.

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Why did people migrate from Asia to the American

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Answer:

look down

Explanation:

first what do people call the united states in basically every country around the world?

a.)the land of freedom

b.)the land of opportunity

c.)the land of a better and brighter tomorrow

d.)or all of the above

well the answer is D

therefore you can infer that because of the united states being the land of freedom, the land of opportunity, the land of a better and brighter tomorrow; the united states offered Asian Americans jobs in the rail way, let them take upon any religion they wanted two. Have the right of property, the right of speech, the right of equal protection, the right to own their own property. Also many people around the world immigrated to the united states in search for a better future for their children, family, and themselves. This is why many people also come to the united states of being threatened to death by other people in their counties. Examples: gangs, officials, economy is low, the government is corrupt, or they were threatened by something in their country. Like the Zeka virus that was sent by the united states to many countries. Search up online for more information...

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ASAP Please answer good :D Check the ONE route that settlers COULD NOT take to the Northwest from the east coast.

Degger [83]

Answer:

hello there!

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Check the ONE route that settlers COULD NOT take to the Northwest from the east coast.

Cape Horn Route

Which route did Catherine and David take?

Panama Route

David Blaine and Catharine Paine Blaine came to Seattle from Seneca Falls, New York, the site of America's first women's rights convention, in which Catharine Paine participated. The Blaines were Methodist missionaries who arrived in Seattle in 1853 via the Isthmus of Panama sea route.

What were the advantages of taking that route?

It was a combination of land and sea, providing the quickest trip possible.

The Blaines traveled to Puget Sound, not on the famous Oregon Trail, but by ship and on mules over the steamy Isthmus of Panama.

According to Hayward’s United States Gazetteer, how long did it take to get from New York to California using the Panama route?

35-40 days

October, 1853. The Blaines departed from New York City on October 5, 1853 and arrived in Seattle on November 28, 1853.

According to Hayward’s United States Gazetteer, how long did it take to get from Missouri to California using the overland route?

90-120 days

The wagon train would travel at around two miles an hour. This enabled the emigrants to average ten miles a day. With good weather the 2,000 mile journey from Missouri to California and Oregon would take about five month.

The Blaines packed many things on their trip out west. Most importantly, their ideas. What idea or skill was NOT important to them?

Slave holder ideas that new states in the union should enter as slave states

The Blaines were strong reformers. Which movement did they NOT support?

Immigration Reform

Catherine was a strong believer in equality for women. Which activity did she NOT participate in?

Picketed in front of the White House

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Powers not granted specifically to the federal government in the constitution

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Powers not granted specifically to the federal government in the constitution "<span>A. and not denied to the states are reserved for the states," since the Founders wanted the states to retain a great deal of sovereignty. </span>

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