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                  texas, Manifest Destiny, and the
                                                                                     1823
                  Mexican–American War                                       texas, manifest
                                                                            destiny, and the
                     13.1    Why did the United  states annex  texas and the   mexican–American   1823
                          southwest? p. 290                               War—American set­            1834
                  The annexation of Texas and the Southwest had several causes.   tlers arrive in texas  internal
                  Early settlers of Texas grew dissatisfied with the Catholic, anti slavery            expansionism
                  Mexican administration. Many Americans believed that it was                 1834     and the industrial
                  America’s “Manifest Destiny” to expand across the continent. This                    Revolution—cyrus
                  ideology was a useful rallying cry for politicians willing to go to war              Mccormick patents
                  with Mexico to gain new territory.                                 1836              mechanical reaper
                                                                             texas, manifest
                  internal expansionism and the                             destiny, and the   1836
                  industrial Revolution                                   mexican-American
                                                                         War—texas becomes
                                                                         independent republic
                     13.2    How did developments in transportation foster
                          industrialization and encourage immigration? p. 300                          1837
                                                                                                       internal
                  Rail transportation allowed the swift movement of people and goods.                  expansionism
                  Other advances in technology permitted the new “mass produc-                1837     and the industrial
                  tion.” The new industries drew many immigrants from Ireland and                      Revolution—john
                  Germany, who were fleeing famine and persecution. Immigration      1844              Deere invents steel
                  made labor more plentiful and thus cheaper, so working conditions   internal         plow
                  declined.                                                   expansionism
                                                                           and the industrial
                                                                        Revolution—samuel F.   1844
                                                                        b. Morse demonstrates
                                                                            electric telegraph         1845
                                                                                                       internal
                                                                                                       expansionism
                                                                                                       and the industrial
                                                                                                       Revolution—Mass
                                                                                                       immigration from
                                                                                              1845
                                                                                                       europe begins
                                                                                                       texas, manifest
                                                                                                       destiny, and the
                                                                                                       mexican-American
                                                                                                       War—United states
                                                                                                       annexes texas
                                                                                     1846
                                                                             texas, manifest
                                                                            destiny, and the   1846
                                                                          mexican–American
                                                                        War—War with Mexico
                                                                                                       1848
                                                                                                       texas, manifest
                                                                                                       destiny, and the
                                                                                                       mexican-American
                                                                                              1848     War—treaty of
                                                                                                       Guadalupe Hidalgo
                                                                                                       consigns california
                                                                                                       and New Mexico to the
                                                                                                       United states; Gold dis­
                                                                                                       covered in california


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