Chapter 12
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Chapter 12
Territorial and Economic Expansion
Chapter 12.1
The Mexican American War
Chapter 12.2
Manifest Destiny Fulfilled
Chapter 12.3
Moving Out West
Conflicts Over Texas, Maine, and Oregon
Age of Manifest Destiny
Texas
Republic - Americans & Mexican Tension
Revolt and Independence
Santa Anna - Enforces Federal Law - Revolt
Annexation Denied
Slavery Balance Delays Entrance - War with Mexico
Boundary Dispute in Maine
British Dispute - Webster-Ashburton Treaty
Boundary Dispute in Oregon
Claimed by Four Nations - Adams-Onis Treaty
The Election of 1844
James Polk
Annexing Texas and Dividing Oregon
Mexican Reaction - Fifty-Four Forty or Fight
War with Mexico
California - New Mexico - Arizona - Texas
Immediate Causes of the War
Army Moving During Negotiations
Military Campaigns
Mexican Territory - Zachary Taylor
Consequences of the War
Massive Amount of Land Acquired
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1848)
Rio Grande As Border - Mexican Cession
Wilmot Proviso
Ban Slavery In New Territories
Prelude to Civil War?
Northern and Southern Tensions Increase
Manifest Destiny to the South
Southerners Want Latin America
Ostend Manifesto
$100 Million For Cuba
Walker Expedition
Invasion of Nicaragua
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty (1850)
British and US Canal Agreement
Gadsden Purchase
$10 Million to Mexico
Settlement of the Western Territories
Race to West Coast
The Expanding Economy
Industrial - Telegraph - Railroads
Foreign Commerce
Increasing Global Economic Power - Japan
Panic of 1857
Industrial Collapse - Southern Stability
Expansion After The Civil War
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Settlement of the Western Territories
Race To West Coast
Fur Traders' Frontier
Mountain Men - Early Explorers
Overland Trails
Oregon Trail
Mining Frontier
Gold Rush
Farming Frontier
Promise Of Land - Cost of Moving - Middle-Class Movement
Urban Frontier
San Francisco - Denver - Salt Lake City
