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A Important person involved in the Mexican-American War

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A Important person involved in the Mexican-American War

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James K. Polk was a very important person during the Mexican-American war. Polk was a main reason the war started. He urged Mexico to go to war with the U.S. He saw the war with mexico as an opportunity to gain more land.
William Gobernatz

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Elizabeth Blackwell was the first women to graduate from medical school in America. Founded the New York Infirmary for Women and Children. The New York Infirmary open the doors to women looking for medical jobs. She changed the face of medicine for women all over the world.
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-Hannah Skarstad

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What was a specific result of the Mexican American war?

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What was a specific result of the Mexican American war?

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A result of the war was the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. This treaty gave the U.S.  Colorado, Arizona, California, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming and New Mexico. Mexico got $15 million USD and $3.25 million of debt taken away. This is the treaty that ended the war.
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William Gobernatz

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A person involved and how did they impact the issue?

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A person involved and how did they impact the issue?

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James Monroe was the 5th president of the United States. James was a representative of the U.S. for year before being the President.
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Rylan Trouten

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There were many subjects in which the women fought for reform some in particular were, abolition, temperance, education, and health. To fight for abolition they signed petitions, collected money, also encouraged certain literature. They came up with the temperance movement. This movement brought the problem of drinking to the people's attention, inspiring lectures and the founding of certain societies. All these actions started the decline of consumption of alcohol. Allowing education for women was started by a woman herself, who opened a school for woman. Having a domino effect leading to colleges opening their doors to woman. After they got they education they started to work towards health reforms. Leading to infirmary for women also studies that helped improve the health and lifespan of women.
-Hannah Skarstad

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Charles Finney was a central figure during the 2nd Great Awakening. His revivals achieved great success in larger cities like New York where he worked as a minister at the Second Free Presbyterian Church. He is sometimes called the first of the professional evangelists.
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Hafsa Ahmad

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from this social issue?

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An actual thing/result/concrete idea to emerge from this social issue?

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The United States started to expand its land because of the french obtaining Louisiana from Spain. The U.S. was scared that they would have to have an alliance with the British if France tried to attack the U.S. , in its defence the U.S. sent two representatives James Monroe and Robert Livingston to purchase the Louisiana territory. The men did purchase the land for $15 million and this was named ans the Louisiana purchase.
Rylan Trouten

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What Were Some Things That Happened as a Result of The Great Awakening?

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What Were Some Things That Happened as a Result of The Great Awakening?

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Many people rejected puritan beliefs and converted to evangelical religions. They began to believe in and emphasized responsibility for individual salvation and working on the improvement of  themselves and society.

Hafsa Ahmad

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The U.S. annexed Texas which reignited anger towards each other. James Polk who was the U.S. president at the time wanted to go to war with Mexico and urged them to go to war with the U.S. Polk wanted to go to war because he thought that it would mean New Mexico, and California into the union. The South wanted to go to war because the gain of land they saw as a opportunity to expand slavery
William Gobernatz

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It is a religious movement that swept through the US after 1790. It went against the Calvinist belief that god predetermined a person's salvation or damnation. Gatherings were held called revivals that were meant to be emotional and were designed to awaken religious faith through preaching.
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Hafsa Ahmad

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Parts of Society Where Woman Demanded Change

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Parts of Society Where Woman Demanded Change

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Woman in all social aspects demanded change. The majority were middle class white women. The most common minority was married women. For they held no rights and only jobs were housework and raising the children, who they had no guardianship over.
-Hannah Skarstad

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Politically And Physically How Did The United States Expand The Country?

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Politically And Physically How Did The United States Expand The Country?

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Physically, United States expanded westward towards the Appalachian Mountains. Most settlers who came to Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee came through the Cumberland Gap.
Rylan Trouten