
Bishop Social Studies - Chapter 13 Notes - Part 3 and 4
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Bishop Social Studies - Chapter 13 Notes - Part 3 and 4
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The NEW MEXICO TERRITORY was a vast section of land that included all or parts of present-day NM, AZ, NV, UT, CO, and WY
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Once a SPANISH COLONY, it became part of the independent Mexican nation once they got their independence from Spain
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Just like in Texas, Mexico encouraged Americans to come to the territory, this time for TRADING purposes
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These settlers tended to take the SANTA FE TRAIL which began in Independence, Missouri
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The route became a busy trade route, and settlers believed that acquiring New Mexico was part of America’s MANIFEST DESTINY
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SPANISH explorers and missionaries settled California beginning in the 1700’s
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These settlements were known as MISSIONS that aimed to convert Native Americans to Christianity and the Spanish way of life
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After Mexico won INDEPENDENCE from Spain in 1821, California became a Mexican state
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President JAMES POLK tried to buy the lands from Mexico, but they refused and he had to try other ways
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After failed negotiations on the border between the two, the United States and Mexico began fighting and war was declared on MAY 13, 1846.
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Even before the War began, California settlers began an uprising and declared themselves the independent BEAR FLAG REPUBLIC
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Within a month, the Republic was claimed for the UNITED STATES
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Mexico still refused to surrender, until the capture of MEXICO CITY by General Winfield Scott’s forces
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The TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO gave the US more than 500,000 square miles of territory, finally achieving America’s goal of Manifest Destiny
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In 1848, at SUTTER’S MILL in California, gold was discovered, beginning a rush west for people looking to gain wealth, with many arriving in 1849 (known as FORTY-NINERS)
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As people rushed to California, they built new communities, towns, and large cities, known as BOOMTOWNS, like San Francisco
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Most searched for gold through a method known as PANNING, swirling water and gravel in a pan for hours on end in order to reveal maybe a speck or two of gold
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Boomtown merchants, like LEVI STRAUSS, profited the most from the Gold Rush, as most who came to search found little to nothing or squandered it shortly thereafter
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By 1850, California had worked out an agreement with the United States to join as a FREE STATE
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was one of a number of RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS that sprang up during the 1800’s
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The founder of the Church, JOSEPH SMITH, began preaching Mormom ideas in 1830, establishing a community in Illinois
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After this death, BRIGHAM YOUNG, took over as Mormon leader and decided to take the group west to the Great Salt Lake in Utah
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There, they encountered many hardships due to the difficult terrain and conflicts with FEDERAL OFFICIALS
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In 1896, Utah was finally allowed to join as our 45th state
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