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The Republic Of Texas
Manifest Destiny refers to:
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War with Mexico
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The expansion of slavery
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America's territorial expansion
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Texas independence from Mexico
Annexation is:
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The process of one country taking over all or part of another country
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The process of one state leaving a country
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America's plan to reach from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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Always a hostile takeover of someone else's land
Foreign policy is:
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A government's plan to deal with issues INSIDE a country
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A government's plan to deal with issues OUTSIDE a country
Domestic policy is:
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A government's plan to deal with issues INSIDE a country
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A government's plan to deal with issues OUTSIDE a country
An example of a FOREIGN POLICY is:
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Houston's plan to make peace with the natives
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Lamar's plan to remove the natives
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Houston's plan to reduce the size of the army
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Houston's plan to ignore all of Mexico's attacks
An example of a DOMESTIC POLICY is:
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Lamar's plan to offer Mexico $5 million to leave the RoT alone
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Houston's negotiations with America for annexation
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Lamar's plan to expand the RoT to the west
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Lamar's plan to remove all natives from RoT
Based ONLY on the following quote, "I am aware that in presenting myself as the advocate of the Indians and their rights, I shall stand very much alone," what is the BEST word to describe Houston's Indian policy?
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Popular
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Aggressive
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Supportive
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Unpopular
Why was Sam Houston most likely elected President of the RoT instead of SFA or Lamar?
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SFA didn't fight in the Revolution
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Lamar was unknown in Texas
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Sam Houston was a war hero
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Most people believed SFA was a coward
An example of public lands:
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Grocery store
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National park
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A person's home
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A neighborhood park
Which of the following is NOT a reason that the US denied annexation to the US:
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Large public debt
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It would unbalance slave and free states in the US
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America was no longer interested in Manifest Destiny
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It would cause a war with Mexico
Which President would have said the following: "The white man and the red man can not dwell in harmony together as nature forbids it."
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Sam Houston
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Mirabeau Lamar
Which of the following positions would be included in a President's cabinet?
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Governor
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Secretary of State
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Soldier
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Senator
Money that a government collects is called:
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Public debt
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Revenue
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Joint Resolution
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Domestic Policy
Houston moved the capital to:
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Waterloo
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Austin
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Washington on the Brazos
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Houston
Houston's foreign policy for dealing with Mexico was to:
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avoid/ignore all conflicts
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send an army to the border to keep Mexico out
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ask the American army to help
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negotiate with Santa Anna for peace
Lamar was against annexation by the US because:
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He believed the RoT would become a great empire
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He was angry at America for not helping more in the Texas Revolution
Lamar moved the capital to Waterloo (Austin) because:
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it was more central and he hoped to grow the RoT west
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To make Sam Houston mad
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to be closer to the natives to fight and remove them from the RoT
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to honor SFA
Which President of the RoT increased the size of the army and created a navy?
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Houston
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Lamar
Which President increased taxes, cut government spending and got rid of the army?
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Houston
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Lamar
I will study for my Social Studies quiz tonight!:)
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