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CENTER STAGE TRIVIA CHALLENGE Ch. 13. This term means to add on. Annex. 2. Who am I? I led the first American settlers to Texas in 1821. Stephen Austin. Someone who rules with absolute power. Dictator.
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2. Who am I? I led the first American settlers to Texas in 1821.
4. This land was given up by the Mexican government through the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo.
Center Stage Question #1
This man was the first, and only, President of the independent country of Texas.
5. This was the nickname for the independent country of Texas.
This is the belief that the U.S. should expand from “sea to shining sea.”
8. This is when you surround and bombard your enemy until he surrenders.
This was the term that referred to people who journeyed to CA in search of gold in 1849.
9. He was a Mexican dictator who was forced to sign a treaty giving Texas its independence in 1836.
WHICH DIRECTION? a. The Mexican Cession is _____ of Oregon Country. b. The Louisiana Purchase is _____ of Texas. c. Canada is _____ of the U.S.
a. South b. North c. North
The U.S. signed agreements with this country in 1818 and 1846 regarding Oregon Country.
This man was our third President, and signed the treaty with France to purchase the Louisiana Territory.
13. This was the name for the route from Missouri to Oregon Country. Over 50,000 people traveled this route in the mid-1800s.
14. The U.S. purchased the Louisiana Territory from this country in 1803.
15. This area of land came to us from Mexico, as part of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. What do we call this large area of land in the southwest?
16. This term means to blockade or bombard an enemy’s position in order to get them to surrender.
Oranges are citrus fruits. They are grown in which territory that was added in 1821?
“WHAMMY QUESTION” This port city was part of the Louisiana Purchase. It was the initial reason for the U.S. to approach France. It is still an important trading port today.
This man was elected President of the U.S. in 1844. He was the president during the annexation of Texas and the Mexican War. Who was he?