Module 3 Military History

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Indian Removal Act 

 called for all Native Americans to be reselled west of the Mississippi River

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what happened between British and Natives when the British arrived 

Violence 

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What did U.S troops do in 1817

  • attacked a small Seminole Indian village in southern GA after their leader refused to surrender himself and killed 20 Seminoles

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When U.S troops attacked a Seminole village in 1817 what did that lead to

1st Seminole War

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To avoid conflict with America what did Spain do during the 1st Seminole War 

  • ceded its territory to the U.S in 1819 

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At the end of the 1st Seminole War what did the treaty the Seminoles sign agreed to 

  • to move to reservation in central florida 

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what began the 2nd Seminole War

  • A group of 100 American soldiers were ambushed by the Seminoles and all but 3 of them were killed] 

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years of the 2nd Seminole War

  • 1835 - 1842 

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 Armed Occupation Act

promoted white settlement in Florida

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when did Mexico gain indpendence from Spain

1821

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Why were Mexico’s Northen territories hard to control ? 

  • Far from Mexico City (capital) 

  • Underpopulated 

  • Native American attacks 

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empresarios

  • encourages americans to settle in texas for Land Grants 

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How did the Mexican Goverment lure American settlers to move into Texas and what did laws did the settlers have to follow 

  • cheap land in return for plead to obey mexican laws and to observe roman cartholism  

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what were most of the settlers in Texas 

cotton or sugar farmers with slaves 

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Stephen F.Austin

  • Successful emapriso  in texas 

  • Requested greater self government for texas 

  • Imprisoned for inciting revolution by Mexican president Antionio Lopez de Satnata Anna 

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what was the Battle at the Alamo 

Texas attacked the Alamo, an abandoned mission used as a fort and took it over 

- Santa Anna responded by attacking those in the Alamo in killing all 187 U.S defenders

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what 2 famous Americans were killed at the Alamo

JIm Bowie and Davy Crockett

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what treaty granted Texas Independence from Mexico

Treaty of Velasco

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who was the president of the Republic of Texas

Sam Houston

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How did Texas become apart of the U.S

annexation

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in what year did Texas become the 28th state in the UNion 

1845 

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years of the Mexican - American War

1846- 1848

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What year did Texas gain independence from Mexico 

1836 

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who was elected in 1844 after canpaing the annexation of Texas 

James Polk 

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  • manifest destiny -

belief that it was America’ s destiny to spread across the continent to  the Pacific Ocean 

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what day does Congress declare war on Mexico

May 13,

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What did General Sanat Anna promise president Polk if he was able to return from Cuba to Mexico 

  • end the war and give American favorable terms 

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who double crossed James Polk 

Santa Anna 

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what was America’s first Amphiobous attack 

U.S troops landing in Mexico and moving toward Mexico City 

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who laid siege to Mexico City’s Chapultepec Castle

General Winfield Scott 

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What was the Treaty of Guadalupe  Hidalgo

 established the Rio Grande as the U.S - Mexican border 

  • Mexico agreed to recognize the U.S. annexation of Texas 

  • Agreed to sell California and the rest of its territory north of the Rio Grande for$ 15million

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How much land did Mexico lose at her the war with U.S

1/3

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who was Zachary Taylor

was highly skilled strategist and earned the nick name ‘Old Rough and Ready”

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what were the 3 reasons why America beat Mexico

  • Mexico was essentially broke 

  • America’ s blockade of Mexican ports made it even worse 

  • Mexican Army suffered from desertion 

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what was the mortality rate of the Mexican- american war 

17% most by disease 

 79,000 American troops 13,200 died 

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what was Declaration of independence adopted 

July 4, 1776

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Years of revolutionary war

1775-1783

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Years of war of 1812

1812-1815