Though Texas wanted to be annexed and had voted within their independent nation to become a part of the US, Mexico had still not settled Texan independence and therefore was upset by the US's move to annex Texas. There were many boundaries unsettled after the Texan Revolution and this will lead to issues between Mexico and the US in determining the border. These border disputes coupled with contempt for US actions will lead to the Mexican-American War in 1846. This war will end with Mexico losing all of what is now the SW of the US in 1848 under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
People in the middle ages could belong to three classes - they could either have been peasants and or serfs, they could have been lords or soldiers, or they could have been members of the clergy or church in general. These were the three classes that existed in the middle ages.
The casta system was the division among people that divided them into
different parts of society depending on their ancestry, birth, colour
and race. It was created by the Spanish elites to rank people socially
depending on their race in Hispanic America. The casta system is not to
be confused with the Hindu caste system, a system which is still in use
today.
The correct answer is number 2) Pilgrims.
The group that sought religious freedom in the New England colonies were the Pilgrims.
The Puritans and the Pilgrims came to North America to escape religious persecution. Puritans' and Pilgrims' ideas have had a major impact on the social norms of New England.
Both groups faced many problems in Britain because they had major differences with the Church of England. So they decided to travel to the Americas to find a place where they could live their religious principles with no persecution. They arrive in Massachusetts and founded the colony of Plymouth in 1620, and years later, the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1629.
Answer: The American Revolutionary War is an intensely proud moment in history for most Americans (perhaps too proud). It’s taught as a major subject in history classes as early as elementary school, and it’s brought up again and again in different contexts in middle school, high school, and college. Along with the Civil War, it fills up more pages in history textbooks than any other event in American history.
In the US, it’s often taught as a heroic struggle for freedom against the tyrannical British Empire, which was unfairly taxing the colonists without giving them representation in government (though in some high school classes, and certainly at the college level, it’s taught with more nuance).
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