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The document discusses Mexico's history from independence in 1821 through the Mexican-American War and Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. It covers Mexican independence from Spain led by Miguel Hidalgo y Castilla in 1810, the populations and cultures that existed in California and Texas during Mexican rule, including missions, rancheros and a mix of cultures, and the events that led the US to strategically begin the Mexican-American War over territory, resulting in Mexico ceding Texas, California and other Southwest lands to the US in the 1848 treaty.
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Jose Enrique habla sobre los avances de la ciencia y la tecnolog¨ªa, incluyendo el acceso a la prensa y bibliotecas a trav¨¦s de Internet, as¨ª como los avances en la m¨²sica.Mexicanos pt3
- 2. Ch. 3 The Mexican Far North
- 3. Mexican IndependenceLasted from 1821 to 1848Mexican RevolutionCreoles and peninsularesBegan September 16, 1810Miguel Hidalgo yCastillaFinally gained independence in 1821.
- 4. Southwest and CaliforniaCalifornia3200 population by 1821Majority were mestizosFranciscans and missionsRancherosTexasMix of cultures Revolt in 1835Lone Star RepublicSouthwestTrade with AmericansTrade via Chihuahua Trail Large gap between the rich and poor
- 5. Mexican WarJames PolkStrategically began the war Zachary TaylorWanted to purchase California from MexicoMexicoDeclared war on US in 1847Suspected that the US was part of the Texas revoltTreaty of Guadalupe HidalgoGave Texas, California and part of the Southwest to the US