HIS 1301 Activity 3: JACKSCAV Manifest Destiny by Lisa Bentley

Locate the city of Dayton where scopes trial took place.

2018-10-01 21:11:42 UTC

The city of Dayton is in Tennessee.

THIS IS AN EXAMPLE. #1. How did the African American population change in Dallas from 1950-1960?

2018-10-01 21:27:16 UTC

The African American population increased significantly from 1950 to 1960. The population in 1950 was 56,958 and it increased ten years later to 129,242.

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:08:21 UTC

2. What was the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?Granted the United States nearly half of the republic of Mexico

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 18:08:54 UTC

Question 2. What was the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
Answer. It ended the Mexican-American war and granted the United States nearly half of the Republic of Mexico.

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 18:11:22 UTC

Question 1. What is the definition of Manifest Destiny?
Answer. Anglo Americans asserted a God given right to spread across the continent & impose their notions of liberty & democracy. It provided justification for the aggressively expansionist Democratic administration of Polk.

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:11:32 UTC

1. What is the definition of manifest destiny?
Angelo-Americans asserted there god given right to spread across the continent and gave justification for the aggressive expansionist.

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:13:02 UTC

1. What is the definition of manifest destiny according to this textbook on page 374?
-Anglo Americans asserted a god given right to spread across the continent and impose their nations of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they converted. It provided a justification for the expansionist democratic administration which came to power in 1845.

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 18:19:24 UTC

Question 5. What is the map showing?
Answer: Americans in the West-Britain and the U.S splitting the Oregon County

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:22:54 UTC

5. What is the map showing?
Americans in the West. A line reflecting the presence of the two nations.

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:23:01 UTC

5. What is the map showing?
-Americans in the west, a line reflecting the presence of two nations.

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:25:37 UTC

6. What war is shown on this map? What did the United States gain from fighting this war?
-the Mexican war, and the US secured control of New Mexico

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 18:25:41 UTC

Question 6. What war is shown on the map? What did the US again from fighting this war?
Answer. WAR- Mexican War. GAINED- secured control of New Mexico

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:26:52 UTC

6. What war is shown in the map? What did the US gain from fighting this war?
Mexican war. The US secured control of New Mexico.

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:30:57 UTC

7. What famous battle is shown in the picture? How did the war that was part of this battle end?
-The fall of the Alamo, and sam houston railed against the men at the Alamo for allowing themselves to be “forted up” and destroyed.

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:31:59 UTC

7. What claim to territory is shown in the picture?
Settlement of the Oregon boundary

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:36:29 UTC

10. Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
- Zachary Taylor & from 1849-1850

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:36:32 UTC

10. Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Zachery Taylor, from 1849-1850

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:42:38 UTC

2. Who is pictured on page 333 of this textbook? According to this book what role did these men play in what compromise.
-Clay and Webster, they played major roles in the compromise of 1850.

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 18:47:27 UTC

9. Find any book with former president william henry harrison picture. Selfie with president and tell me whag slogan was used in his campaign for president.
-his slogan was “tippecanoe and Tyler too” and I found him in the book called “the American presidents”

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 18:47:44 UTC

9. Find a book with John Tyler. Why was he considered the accidental president?
The first Vice President to become president because of the death of an incumbent. Book- American presidents

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 19:00:28 UTC

8. John O’ Sullivan is credited for coining the term “manifest destiny” - he was the editor of what monthly publication?
- he was the editor of the news, and also editor of the monthly publication “the democratic review.”

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 19:00:39 UTC

8. What house of representative member spoke opposing the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon in January 1846?
Robert C. Winthrop

Ashlynn Avary

2018-11-14 19:18:41 UTC

3. “Father of Texas” name this man
- Stephen f. Austin!

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 19:19:09 UTC

3. Father of texas
Stephen F. Austin

Ashlynn avary

2018-11-14 19:20:06 UTC

4. Why is he known as the “father” of Texas?
-he founded the first Anglo American colony in the state

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 19:21:15 UTC

4. Why is he know as the father of Texas?
He founded the first Angelo American colony in Texas.

2018-11-14 19:27:49 UTC

Just in case I get something wrong

Victoria Martinez

2018-11-14 19:39:04 UTC

Just in case I get something wrong😂 Squirrel. I swear it’s there they just move fast

Mason Pulley #1

2018-11-14 20:36:19 UTC

What is the definition of manifest destiny

The term Manifest destiny was the term used to describe the presumed right of Anglo Americans to spread across the continent to impose their notions of liberty and democracy.

#1 - Brittany Grether

2018-11-14 20:38:33 UTC

What is the definition of Manifest Destiny?

A: The label for the this presumed right; the right of Anglo-Americans asserting a God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on proples whose land they coveted.

Angel Cuarenta #1

2018-11-14 20:43:20 UTC

What is the definition of manifest destiny?
Convinced of the superiority of their political and cultural values, Anglo-Americans asserted a God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they coveted. In the process, they defeated and subjugated those who stood in their way. Manifest destiny was the label for this presumed providential right , and it provided a justification for the aggressively expansionist democratic administration of james k polk which came in to power in 1845

Mason Pulley #2

2018-11-14 20:44:02 UTC

Who is pictured on page 333 of this textbook

Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. Their role in the compromise of 1850 involved writing up a compromise to settle the conflict over the representation of slave states vs free states

#2 - Brittany

2018-11-14 20:44:43 UTC

Who is pictured on page 333?

A: Daniel Webster and Henry Clay played a huge role in the Compromise of 1850. They helped write up the compromise to settle the conflict over slavery.

Mason Pulley #5

2018-11-14 20:54:16 UTC

What is the map on page 288 showing?

Americans in the west 1819-1848

#5 - Brittany

2018-11-14 20:54:19 UTC

What is the map showing?

A: Americans in the west, 1819-1848.

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 20:56:35 UTC

Question 7. what claim to territory is shown in the picture?
Answer: American Claim and British Claim

Stephanie A

aguilars8 — 2018-11-14 20:58:36 UTC

Question 1
Convinced of the superiority of their political nd cultural values, Anglo Americans asserted a God given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on people whose land they covered. Manifest Destiny was the label for this presumed providential right, and it provided a justification for the agressively expansionist Democrat administration of James K. Polk, which came to power in 1845.

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 21:01:41 UTC

Question 9: John Tyler and why he was the accidental president
Answer: he was the accidental president because the other one died in office

Stacy Castro #1

stacycastro34 — 2018-11-14 21:03:33 UTC

What is the definition of Manifest Destiny?

Convinced of the superiority of their political and cultural values, Anglo-Americans asserted a God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they converted.
Manifest Destiny was the label for this presumed providential right, and it provided a justification for the aggressively expantionist Democratic administration of James K. Polk, which came to power in 1845.

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-14 21:07:04 UTC

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 21:07:33 UTC

Question 10: whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Answer: Zachary Taylor, 1 year in office

#10 - Brittany

2018-11-14 21:08:58 UTC

Whose image? How long was he in office?

A: Zachary Taylor, he was in office 1849-1850, one year.

Mason #10

2018-11-14 21:09:51 UTC

Who is on page 130 how long where they in office?

Zachary Taylor 1849-1850 one year

Reem #1

2018-11-14 21:12:09 UTC

What is the definition of Manifest Destiny?
Manifest destiny described the presumed right of Anglo Americans to spread across the continent to impose their notions of liberty and democracy.

Mason #9

2018-11-14 21:13:23 UTC

What was William Henry Harrisons campaign slogan?

Tippecanoe and Tyler Too

Stacy Castro #2

stacycastro34 — 2018-11-14 21:18:48 UTC

Henry Clay and Daniel Webster are the men pictured on page 333 of this book. They played major roles in the Compromise of 1850.

Reem #2

2018-11-14 21:18:57 UTC

What was the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
This Treaty was signed on February the second, 1848. It ended the Mexican American War and granted the United States almost half of the Republic of Mexico.

Angel Cuarenta #2

2018-11-14 21:20:01 UTC

Who is pictured on page 333 of this textbook?
Henry Clay and Daniel Webster they argued the compromise to seatlle the slave states and free states.

#9 - Brittany

2018-11-14 21:23:42 UTC

William Henry Harrison & his slogan

A: Tippecanoe and Tyler Too

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 21:28:20 UTC

Question 8: what house of representative member spoke opposing the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon?
Answer: representative Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts

Reem #5

2018-11-14 21:29:52 UTC

The map on page 288 is showing where Americans began to pour into the west. They settled at present day California and Northern Utah.

Mason #7

2018-11-14 21:31:49 UTC

Page 285 what battle is shown. How did the war this battle was a part of end?

Battle of the Alamo, annexation of Texas

#6 - Brittany

2018-11-14 21:32:20 UTC

What war? What did the U.S. gain?

A: Mexican War. The U.S. gained the land from the Indian Territory/Republic of Texas to the Rio Grande, which was established as the new boundary.

#7 - Brittany

2018-11-14 21:34:57 UTC

What famous battle? How did it end?

A: Battle of the Alamo; it ended with the annexation of Texas.

Mason #6

2018-11-14 21:36:16 UTC

Page138 what war is shown on the map and what did the us gain?

Mexican war- all of texas

Reem #6

2018-11-14 21:38:36 UTC

What war is shown on the map? What did the US gain from fighting this war?
The Mexican American war is shown on the map. The US gained New Mexico.

Stacy Castro #2

2018-11-14 21:41:29 UTC

Henry Clay and Daniel Webster are the men pictured on page 333 of this book. They played major roles in the Compromise of 1850. Senator Henry introduced a series of resolutions that turned into a compromise to resolve the crisis between North and South. When his compromise was failing and was unsatisfactory, Daniel Webster came and helped him out. The compromise prevented further territorial expansion of slavery while strengthening the Fugitive Slave Act.

Angel Cuarenta #8

2018-11-14 21:41:35 UTC

John O’Sullivan is credited for coming the term “ manifest destiny “ he was the editor of what monthly publication?
Answer: the democratic review “

TJ Gleaves #1

2018-11-14 21:46:16 UTC

What is the definition of the Manifest Destiny according to this textbook?
God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and domocracy on peoples whose land they conveted.

Angel Cuarenta #3

2018-11-14 21:47:57 UTC

“ Father of Texas “
Stephen F. Austin

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 21:48:02 UTC

Question 3: Father of Texas
Answer: Stephen F Austin

Reem #10

2018-11-14 21:53:58 UTC

Whose image is on page 130? How long was he in office for?
Zachary Taylor is pictured. He was in office from 1849-1850 so only for one year

Mason #3

2018-11-14 21:54:39 UTC

Who is the father of Texas?

Stephen F Austin

#3 - Brittanyp

2018-11-14 21:54:59 UTC

Who is the "Father of Texas"?

A: Stephen F. Austin

Stacy Castro #3

2018-11-14 21:55:16 UTC

The “Father of Texas” is Stephen F. Austin

Angel Cuarenta #10

2018-11-14 21:57:29 UTC

Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Answer: Zachary Taylor in office for one year .

Mason #8

2018-11-14 21:57:54 UTC

John o Sullivan was monthly editor of what publication?
Democratic review

Stacy Castro #3

2018-11-14 21:58:08 UTC

The “Father of Texas” was Stephen F. Austin

TJ Gleaves #1

2018-11-14 21:58:47 UTC

What is the definition of Manifest Destiny?
It was a god given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they coveted

#8 - Brittany

2018-11-14 22:01:21 UTC

What monthly publication was John O'Sullivan the editor of?

A: Democratic Review

Angel Cuarenta #5

2018-11-14 22:01:36 UTC

What is the map showing?
Britain and the united states split the Oregon Country between them in 1842. Americans in the West, 1819-1848

Reem #3

2018-11-14 22:01:40 UTC

This man is Stephen F. Austin

Stacy Castro #10

2018-11-14 22:02:20 UTC

Zachary Taylor (1849-1850) was in office for 1 year

Mason #4

2018-11-14 22:03:55 UTC

Why is Stephen f Austin the father of Texas?
Founded first Anglo American colony

#4 - Brittany

2018-11-14 22:04:42 UTC

Why is Stephen F. Austin the "Father of Texas"?

A: He founded the first Anglo-American colony in the state.

TJ Gleaves#2

2018-11-14 22:05:38 UTC

What was the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo?
Treat that ended The Mexican American war and granted the US nearly half the Republic of Mexico.

Angel Cuarenta #6

2018-11-14 22:05:50 UTC

What war is shown on this map? What did the united states gain from fighting this war?
The mexican war and they gained New Mexico .

TJ Gleaves#3

2018-11-14 22:08:16 UTC

The Father of Stephan F Austin

Stacy Castro #5

2018-11-14 22:08:23 UTC

The map in page 288 is titled Americans in the west, 1819-1848. Britain and the United States split the Oregon County between them in 1842, pretty much along a line reflecting the presence of the of the two nations. Present day California and northern Utah were mexican territories when Americans began to pour into the region

Angel Cuarenta #7

2018-11-14 22:08:49 UTC

What famous battle is shown in the picture on page 285 of this textbook? How did the war that was part of this battle end?
Answer: The Fall of the Alamo “ sam houston, commander of the Texans, railed against the men at the Alamo for allowing themselves to be “ forted up “ and destroyed .

Reem #7

2018-11-14 22:10:31 UTC

The map shows the Migration of Americans over the Oregon Trail. The settlement of the Oregon Boundary Dispute of 1846 , president Polk wasn’t willing to go to war over this territory.

TJ Gleaves#5

2018-11-14 22:12:02 UTC

What is the map showing?
Britain and the US split Oregon county in 1842. The map isn’t showing the settlement of California and The Oregon Country.

TJ Gleaves #

2018-11-14 22:17:04 UTC

What war is shown on this earth map? What did the US again from fighting this war?
The Map is showing the Mexican War. The US gained the land from Texas all the way down to the border, the Rio Grande.

Reem #9

2018-11-14 22:19:42 UTC

John Tyler was considered the accidental president because the president in front of him died

Stacy Castro #5

2018-11-14 22:20:08 UTC

The map in page 288 shows Americans in the West, 1819-1848. Britain and the United States split the Oregon County between them in 1842, pretty much along the line reflecting the presence of the two nations. Present-day California and northern Utah were Mexican territories when Americans began to pour into the region.

TJ Gleaves #7

2018-11-14 22:21:07 UTC

What claim to territory is shown in the picture on page 416 of this textbook?
The claimed territory is the Oregon Country.

Blue #3

2018-11-14 22:21:50 UTC

Angel Cuarenta #9

2018-11-14 22:24:40 UTC

Selfie with this president and tell me what slogan was used in his campaign for president.
Slogan was tippecanoe

Blue #6

2018-11-14 22:26:26 UTC

the map shows the mexican-american war and the United states gained New Mexico

TJ Gleaves#9

2018-11-14 22:26:28 UTC

TJ Gleaves #

2018-11-14 22:27:37 UTC

He was an “accidental president” because the one in front of him died.

Stacy Castro #6

2018-11-14 22:27:41 UTC

The war shown on 384 is the Mexican-American War and the United States gained New Mexico from fighting this war

TJ Gleaves#10

2018-11-14 22:30:30 UTC

Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Zachary Taylor and he was in office for one year.

Blue#7

2018-11-14 22:31:23 UTC

it shows the claim of the oregon territory which led to the the line of 1846 being drawn

Stacy Castro #7

2018-11-14 22:32:08 UTC

This page shows the famouse battle of the Alamo
(“The Fall of the Alamo”) and it ended the war with the annexation of Texas

Lindsey Raesner

2018-11-14 22:33:40 UTC

Question 4: Father of Texas
Answer: He was named that’s because

Reem #8

2018-11-14 22:33:42 UTC

What house of representative member spoke opposing the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon in January 1846?
It was Robert C. Winthrop.

TJ Gleaves#8

2018-11-14 22:34:09 UTC

What house of representation member spoke apprising the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon in January 1846?
Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts

Blue #5

2018-11-14 22:34:55 UTC

The map shows the Split in the oregon’s country thaat was decided by britain and the US

TJ Gleaves#4

2018-11-14 22:38:41 UTC

Why he is the “father” of Texas?
He lad 300 families to colonize the US in 1825.

Blu #2

2018-11-14 22:41:36 UTC

the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo ended the mexican americans war and granted the united states almost half of the republic of mexico

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-14 22:42:14 UTC

Question 1. What is the definition of Manifest Destiny according to this textbook on page 374?
Manifest Destiny was the Anglo Americans assertion of their God given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on people's whose land they coveted. Manifest Destiny was the label for this presumed providential right and it provided a justification for the aggressively expansionist. Such as, the administration of James K. Polk in 1845.

Blue #9

2018-11-14 22:44:24 UTC

John Tyler was considered the accidental president because the president ahead of him died

Lindsey R

2018-11-14 22:46:01 UTC

Question 4: FATHER OF TEXAS AND WHY
Answer: he’s the the father of Texas because He colonized the area

Reem #4

2018-11-14 22:48:55 UTC

Stephen F. Austin is the father of Texas because he successfully colonized the region by bringing 300 families in 1825

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-14 22:58:39 UTC

Question 2 Who is pictured on page 333 of this textbook? According to this book what role did these men play in what compromise.
Answer: Henry Clay and Daniel Webster are pictured, they played a major role in the compromise of 1850. They either argued for free states or slave states.

Blue #10

2018-11-14 23:01:27 UTC

The president is Zachary taylor and he was in office for 1 year

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-14 23:02:03 UTC

Question 3. On page, 165, you'll find a picture of a man Known as the "Father of Texas". Join him in a selfie -and don't forget to throw up the Ax'em sign too! Name this man in your post.

Answer: Stephen F. Austin

Blue #8

2018-11-14 23:04:56 UTC

it was Robert C. Winthrop

Stacy Castro #8

2018-11-14 23:08:03 UTC

John O’Sullivan was the editor of the “Democratic Review

Blue #1

2018-11-14 23:08:11 UTC

Anglo-americans asserted a god given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they coveted

Angel Cuarenta #4

2018-11-14 23:09:47 UTC

Why is he known as the “ father “ of texas?
He brought one of the first settlers to settle in Texas .

Stacy Castro #9

2018-11-14 23:10:31 UTC

William Henry Harrisons presidential campaign slogan was,
"Tippecanoe and Tyler Too”

Stacy Castro #

2018-11-14 23:13:26 UTC

Stephen F. Austin is known as the father of Texas because he led a successful colonization of the region by bringing 300 families from the United States to the region in 1825.

Blue #4

2018-11-14 23:14:23 UTC

He is known as the father of texas because he colonized the land

Jessica’s

2018-11-15 00:20:21 UTC

Jessica’s 1

2018-11-15 00:20:38 UTC

Manifest Destiny was a label presumed the supposedly right for the justification for aggressive expansion.

Alondra Martínez #1

2018-11-15 00:23:12 UTC

Anglo americans asserted a god given rights spread across the continent and impose their nations of libertg and democracy.

Jessicas 2

2018-11-15 00:23:26 UTC

Then treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo ended the Mexican american War & granted the US 1/2 of the Republic of Mexico

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 00:25:46 UTC

Question 1: What is the definition of Manifest Destiny according to this textbook on page 374?
Manifest Destiny was the label for this presumed providential right, and it provide a justification for the aggressively expansionist Democratic administration of James K. Polk, which came to power in 1845.

Alondra martinez #2

2018-11-15 00:26:18 UTC

Clay and Webster, they played major roles in the compromise of 1850

Jessica 3

2018-11-15 00:29:04 UTC

Stephen F Austin

Alondra #3

2018-11-15 00:29:35 UTC

Father of Texas- Stephen f Austin

Jessica

2018-11-15 00:30:56 UTC

The map is showing colonization, migration of the people and how BRITIAN and the US split the Oregon’s County.

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 00:32:19 UTC

Question 2:
Who is pictured on 333 of this textbook?
Answer: Daniel Webster and Henry Clay who settled the conflict over slavery by forming the Compromise of 1850.

Alondra #4

2018-11-15 00:32:39 UTC

Founder of texas

Alondra # 5

2018-11-15 00:33:23 UTC

Americans in the west-Britain and the u.s splitting the Oregon county

Jessica 6

2018-11-15 00:34:57 UTC

Mexican war the US Gained land in Texas

Alondra #6

2018-11-15 00:36:03 UTC

The Mexican war, and the us secured control of New Mexico

Jessica’s 7

2018-11-15 00:36:36 UTC

The claim Oregon territory Line of 1846

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 00:37:35 UTC

Question 3:
Answer: Stephen F. Austin is the Father of Texas because he was the founder of the 1st Angelo American colony in Texas.

Alondra #7

2018-11-15 00:38:39 UTC

The fall of the Alamo for allowing themselves to be “forted up”and destroyed

Jessica 8

2018-11-15 00:40:47 UTC

Democratic review

Jessica 9

2018-11-15 00:42:03 UTC

John tyler was president because the one beforehand die

Alondra 8

2018-11-15 00:57:49 UTC

“Democratic review”

Alondra#9

2018-11-15 00:58:44 UTC

His slogan was “tippecanoe and tyler too” found in the book called “the American presidents”

Alondra #10

2018-11-15 01:00:40 UTC

Zachery Taylor from 1849-1850

Jessica 10

2018-11-15 07:09:24 UTC

Zachary Taylor: one year 1849-1850

Jessica 4

2018-11-15 07:11:48 UTC

Stephen F Austin brought the first people to Texas

David

2018-11-15 17:35:30 UTC

Question 2- signed on February 2,1848 the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ended the Mexican American war and granted. The United States nearly half of the republic of Mexico.

David

2018-11-15 17:52:31 UTC

David

2018-11-15 17:52:40 UTC

The father of Texas “Stephen F. Austin

David#5

2018-11-15 17:57:36 UTC

Britain and the United States split the Oregon country between them in 1842. A line reflecting the presence of the two nations

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 19:23:56 UTC

Question 4. Now that you know who the Father of Texas is-you will find several monuments around campus that are dedicated to him. Find one of these statues or plagues to selfie with AND tell me... why is he known as the father of Texas?
Answer: He founded the first Anglo American Colony.

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 19:35:00 UTC

Question 5. Go to page 288 of this textbook, what is the map showing?
Answer: PASS ( I really tried but couldn't properly take a selfie with the squirrel, if you look close it is next to me.)

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 19:41:11 UTC

Question 6. In the textbook below, on page 384, what war is shown on this map? What did the United State gain from fighting this war?
Answer: The Mexican War is shown and the United States gained control of New Mexico.

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 19:48:51 UTC

Question 7. What famous battle is shown in the picture on page 285 of this textbook? How did the war that was part of this battle end?
Answer: The Battle of the Alamo is shown, the battle ended with Sam Houston railing up the man for allowing themselves to be "forted up" and destroyed.

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 19:56:39 UTC

Question 8. Sfa library has a research tool called JSTOR. You can access this tool online for free through your Sfa account. Use this source to answer the question: John O'Sullivan is credited for coining the term "manifest destiny"- he was the editor of what monthly publication?
Answer: " Democratic Review"

Stephanie AguilarQuestion 9. Find a book any book with former president William Henry Harrison picture. Selfie with this president and tell me what slogan was used in his campaign for president.

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 20:05:30 UTC

Answer:

Stephanie Aguilar

aguilars8 — 2018-11-15 20:12:48 UTC

Question 10. Whose image can be found in page 130? How long was he in office?
Answer: Zachary Taylor and he was in office from 1849-1850 (1year).

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:38:52 UTC

Question #4
Stephen F. Austin is known for being the Father of Texas because he founded the first Angelo American colony in Texas.

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:41:32 UTC

Question #5
The map is showing Americans in the West, a line reflecting the two nations

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:45:40 UTC

Question #6
The Mexican War is shown on the map. The United States gained New Mexico from fighting this war

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:50:38 UTC

Question #7
The Fall of the Alamo; on learning that the entire force had been wiped out, Sam Houston railed against the men at the Alamo for allowing themselves to be destroyed

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:55:01 UTC

Question #8
Democratic Review.

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:57:46 UTC

Question #9
William Henry Harrison; Tippecanoe & Tyler too.

Andrea Gavito

2018-11-15 20:59:13 UTC

Question #10
Zachary Taylor is found on page 130 and was in office from 1849-1850

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 21:50:39 UTC

Question #1
The God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on peoples whose land they coveted

David

2018-11-15 21:51:52 UTC

David

2018-11-15 21:51:59 UTC

Question 1. Convinced of the superiority of their political and cultural values, Anglo-Americans asserted a God-given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on people whose land they coveted.

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 21:56:31 UTC

Question #2
The treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo was a treaty which ended the Mexican American war and granted the US nearly half the republic of Mexico.

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-15 21:59:53 UTC

2- treaty of Guadalupe-hidalgo

Ended the mexican american war

David

2018-11-15 22:03:03 UTC

David

2018-11-15 22:03:07 UTC

Question 6. Mexican war. Gained the lands of New Mexico, Arizona , Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. As well as California.

Iris Rios

2018-11-15 22:05:50 UTC

Question 6: What war is shown on this map? What did the United States gain from fighting this war?
Answer: The Mexican war, It gained New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and California.

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-15 22:07:05 UTC

Question 5- what is the map showing

What america looked like from 1819-1848, and how Britain and the United states split ththe oregon territory, as well as the oregon trail

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:07:06 UTC

Question #5
The map shows the Britain and US split of Oregon Country in 1842. Depicting the pretense of both nations

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:10:12 UTC

Question #6
The map shows the Mexican war. From this war the US got control of New Mexico.

David

2018-11-15 22:11:03 UTC

Question 7. Settlement of the Oregon boundary dispute ,186

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-15 22:11:07 UTC

Question 6- what war is shown and how did the U.S. gain from it?

The mexican war, and they gained ccontrol of new mexico

Iris Rios

2018-11-15 22:12:07 UTC

Question 5: What is the map showing?
Answer: Britian and united states split the Oregon country in 1842.

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:13:56 UTC

Claim to Oregon territory

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-15 22:14:27 UTC

Question 7- what claim to territory is shown?

The Oregon territory

David

2018-11-15 22:17:59 UTC

Question 10. Zachary Taylor. 1849-1850 was in office

Iris r

2018-11-15 22:18:54 UTC

Question: Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Answer: Zachary Taylor, 1849-1850, one year.

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:21:23 UTC

Question #10
Zachary Taylor from 1849-1850

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:24:59 UTC

Question #3

Iris rios

2018-11-15 22:26:28 UTC

Question 1: What is definition of Manifest Destiny?
Answer: A presume don't providential right. It gave justification for the aggressively expansionist Decomcratic administration of James K. Polk.

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:36:58 UTC

Question #9
He was initially Vice President but ended up being president because the original one died in office.

Genesys Pedraza

2018-11-15 22:47:37 UTC

Question #4
He is known as the father of Texas because he successfully colonized the region

Krysten Young #4

2018-11-16 00:35:32 UTC

Stephen f. Austin is known as the “Father of Texas” because he founded the first Anglo Americans colony in the state of Texas

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 00:37:24 UTC

Question 2: Who is pictured and what role didn't these men play in what compromise
Answer: Henry Clay and Daniel Webster who helped compromise on slavery in the compromise of 1850.

Krysten Young #3

2018-11-16 00:38:10 UTC

Stephen F. Austin is the “Father of Texas”

Krysten Young #5

2018-11-16 00:40:05 UTC

The map shows Americans in the West and the split of the state of Oregon between the US and Great Britain in 1842.

Krysten Young #2

2018-11-16 00:42:03 UTC

Pictured are Clay and Webster. They tried to keep a crisis from happening between the South and the North in the compromises of 1850. Because of this compromise the Fugitives Slave Act was amended and slave trade in Washington D.C. was abolished.

Krysten Young #6

2018-11-16 00:45:32 UTC

The map shows the Mexican War. The United States gained control don New Mexico.

Krysten young #7

2018-11-16 00:46:55 UTC

The picture shows the fall of the Alamo. The result of the war the battle was a part of is the annexation of Texas.

Krysten Young #10

2018-11-16 00:48:44 UTC

This former President is Zachary Taylor and he was in office for only a year.

Krysten Young #9

2018-11-16 00:52:12 UTC

His slogan was “Tippecanoe and Tyler, too”

Krysten Young #8

2018-11-16 00:53:09 UTC

John O’Sullivan was the editor of the Democratic Review.

Krysten Young #1

2018-11-16 00:56:11 UTC

Manifest Destiny is the “label for the presumed providential right, and it provided a justification for the aggressively expansionists Democratical administrations of James K. Polk, which came to power in 1845”

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 00:59:34 UTC

Question 4: Why is Stephen F. Austin the father of Texas?
Anwser: He led the first successful colony of Anglo-Americans.

Questions 3:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 04:36:29 UTC

The father Texas STEPHEN F. AUSTIN

Questions 1:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 04:46:28 UTC

The Manifest Destiny was just a label to provide aggressively expansionist DEmocratic Administration is James k. Polk

Question 2:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 04:58:32 UTC

The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hildago was the one that ended the Mexican American War which granted the U.S half of Republic of Mexico

Questions 5:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:08:37 UTC

The map is showing the “Americans in the West 1819-1848” which has the new states and the Oregon country before 1846.

Questions 6:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:15:52 UTC

The map shows the Mexican War. The United States gain more territory from the war.

Questions 7:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:19:54 UTC

Th picture shows the Setlement of the Oregon Boundry Dispute, 1846

Question 10:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:28:58 UTC

Zachary Taylor was in the office from 1849 to 1850

Question 8:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:42:05 UTC

Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts

Questions 9:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 05:44:15 UTC

He was the first vice-president to become the president

Question 4:

magdalena_a12168 — 2018-11-16 06:05:45 UTC

He is know as the father of Texans because he founded the first Anglo-American colony in Texas.

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 15:07:52 UTC

Question 4: Name the man in the picture.
Answer: Stephen F. Austin

David

2018-11-16 15:45:11 UTC

he founded the first Angelo-American

Amy Berry

2018-11-16 16:34:33 UTC

Stephen F.

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 16:47:13 UTC

Question 9: Take a picture with William Henry Harris. What was his slogan?
Anwser: Tippecanoe and Tyler Too

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 17:08:42 UTC

Question 8: John O' Sullivan as the editor editor of what monthly publication?
Answer: The Democratic Review

Iris Rios

2018-11-16 18:19:10 UTC

Question 7
I couldn't find the book and it was hard to catch the squirl so my face is not in the picture.

David

2018-11-16 19:03:00 UTC

Question

D

2018-11-16 19:20:35 UTC

Question 8. What House of Representatives member spoke opposing resolution for termination of the joint occupation Oregon in January 1846.
Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts

Louis sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-16 19:56:31 UTC

Question 10- whos image is in the book and how long was he in office?

Zachary Taylor, and he was in office for a year

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-16 20:00:52 UTC

Question 1

The god given right to spread across the continent and impose their Notions of Liberty and democracy on people's whose land they coveted

Louis sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-16 20:07:42 UTC

Question 3
Stephen F. Austin

Louis Sandoval

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-16 20:16:05 UTC

Question 4, why is he known as the father of texas?

He founded the first Anglo American colony in Texas

Question 9

louissandoval117 — 2018-11-16 20:27:48 UTC

Because he was vice president, then became president

Question 1: What is the definition of Manifest Destiny according to the textbook on page 374?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 20:50:36 UTC

it was the label for this presumed providential right, and it provided a justification for the aggressively expansionist Democratic administration of James K. Polk, which came to power in 1845.

Question 2: Who is pictured on page 333 in the textbook?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 20:54:00 UTC

Daniel Webster and Henry Clay. The compromise of 1850 helped write up the plan of slavery

Question 3 : Father of Texas

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 20:57:05 UTC

Stephen F. Austin

Question 4: Why is Stephen F. Austin known as the "father of Texas"?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 20:58:15 UTC

He founded the first Anglo American colony in the state

Question 5: What is the map showing on page 288?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 20:59:49 UTC

The map is showing Americans in the West. Britain and the United States split the Oregon Country between them in 1842

Question 6: What war is shown in the map? What did the United States gain from fighting this war?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 21:02:31 UTC

The Mexican war and gained all of Texas

Question 7: What famous battle is shown in the picture on page 285? How did the war that was part of this battle end?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 21:05:58 UTC

The fall of the Alamo and ended because of annexation of Texas

Question 8: John O'Sullivan was editor of what monthly publication?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 21:07:55 UTC

The democratic Review

Question 9: President William Henry Harrison

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 21:09:18 UTC

Tippacanoe and Tyler Too

Question 10: Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?

kaylav639 — 2018-11-16 21:10:46 UTC

Zachary Taylor and only for a year

Daniela Cruz #1

2018-11-17 00:02:17 UTC

1. What is the definition of Manifest Destiny according to this textbook on pages 374?
Convinced of the superiority of their political and cultural values. Anglo-Americans asserted a God-given right Ron spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on people’s whose land they converted.

Daniela Cruz #2

2018-11-17 00:11:09 UTC

What was the Treaty of Guadalupe- Hidalgo?
Signed on February 2, 1848, the Treaty of Guadalupe- Hidalgo ended the Mexican American War and granted the United States nearly half of the republic of Mexico.

Daniela Cruz #3

2018-11-17 00:14:51 UTC

On page 165, you’ll find a picture of a man known as the ”Father of Texas.” Join him in a selfie - and don’t forget to throw up the Ax’em Jacks sign too! Name this man in your post.
Stephens F. Austin

Daniela Cruz #4

2018-11-17 00:18:59 UTC

Now, that you know who the father of Texas is- you will find several monuments around the campus that are dedicated to him. Finding one of thes statues or plagues to selfie with and tell me ... why is he known as the “father” of Texas?
He brought one of the first settlers to settle in Texas.

Daniela Cruz #5

2018-11-17 00:23:16 UTC

Go to pages 288 of this textbook, what is this map showing?
The Oregon Country was split between Britain and the U.S.

Daniela Cruz #6

2018-11-17 00:27:24 UTC

In the textbook below, on page 384, what war is shown on this map? What did the United States gain from fighting this war?
The Mexican-American War. They secured territory to the Rio Grande( which was a boundary between Mexico and the U.S) including New Mexico.

Daniela Cruz #7

2018-11-17 00:40:20 UTC

What claim to territory is shown in the picture on pages 416 of this textbook?
Oregon

Daniela Cruz #8

2018-11-17 00:43:06 UTC

What House of Representative member spoke opposing the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon in January 1846?
Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts.

Daniela Cruz #9

2018-11-17 00:47:23 UTC

Find a book- any book- with former president John Tyler picture. Selfie with those president and tell me why he wasn’t considered the “accidental president.”
The previous president died in office.

Daniela Cruz #10

2018-11-17 00:51:19 UTC

Whose image can be found on page 130? How long was he in office?
Zachary Taylor. 1849-1850.

10. Whose image can be found on page 130?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:07:55 UTC

Zachary Taylor, POTUS from 1849-1850. Served for 1 year

9. Find a book with former president John Tyler picture. Why was he considered the “accidental president”

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:11:26 UTC

While he was Vice President, President Harrison doesn’t from a stroke and he was Next in line. He was the first presidents to get the job without being elected.

8. What House of Representative member spoke opposing the resolution for termination of the joint occupation of Oregon in January 1846?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:16:00 UTC

Roobert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts

7. What claim to territory is shown in the picture on page 416 of this textbook?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:20:12 UTC

Settlement of the Oregon boundary dispute

6. Inthe textbook below, on page 384, what was in shown on this map.

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:22:22 UTC

Mexican war

5. Go to page 288, what is the map showing?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:24:07 UTC

Americans in the West

4. Stephen F. Austin statue- why is he know no as the father of Texas?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:27:50 UTC

HE founded the first Anglo American colony in the state

3. On page 165, you’ll find find a picture of a man known as the “father of Texas”

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:44:58 UTC

He is Stephen Fuller Austin #axeem

2. What was the treat you of Guadalupe Hidalgo? Pg. 128

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:47:07 UTC

The treaty ended the Mexican- American war and granted the US neay half of the republic of Mexico.

1. What is the definition of Manifest Destiny according to this textbook on page 374?

tiara19586 — 2018-11-29 17:51:54 UTC

Convinced if the superiority of their political and cultural values, Anglo Americans asserted a god given right to spread across the continent and impose their notions of liberty and democracy on people who’s land they coveted

Clue 1

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 14:53:44 UTC

Stephen F Austin successfully colonized anglo texas by brining 300 families and there slaves to texas

Clue 1

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 14:55:10 UTC

He was able to get land for Anglo Americans to settle on.

1. Stephen F. Austin father of texas by Bailey, Shelby, and Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 14:55:39 UTC

Stephen F Austin served as the anglo american civil authority and representative to the Mexican Government. Helped them to gain independence

2. The Texas Story

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 15:02:30 UTC

By Bailey A, Shelby, Kaylee

Clue 1

2025-04-15 15:03:55 UTC

Clue 2

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 15:05:57 UTC

3. The Stone Fort by Bailey A, Shelby, Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 15:11:05 UTC

The Stone Fort was built by Antonio Gil Y’Barbos and built between 1788 and 1791. He was a military and civic leader and the home served as a unofficial government building

Clue 2

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 15:19:45 UTC

4. Cowboy Chow with Jae by Shelby, Bailey, and Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 15:20:24 UTC

Polvorones - Mexican Wedding Cookies

These can be used for special occasions as well. Party dessert wrapped in colorful paper.

Clue 3

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 15:25:44 UTC

Antonio Gil Y’Barbo built the stone house between 1788-1791 on the corner of ferdonia and main street the house served as a public building and house many businesses

Clue 3

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 15:26:45 UTC

The Stone Fort Museum was built by Antonio Gil Y’Barbo between 1788-1791. It served as a public building, housed variety of businesses and was headquarters of the Magee-Gutierrez.

5. Map with Cotton by Bailey, Shelby, and Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 15:29:43 UTC

between 1800-1860, the production of cotton increased significantly, especially in 1860, and the exports of cotton were more major compared to any other exports during that time. before the cotton gin, which was made in 1793, whites weren’t making as much money, but once the cotton gin started gaining popularity, it was their biggest growing industry, which started making more money than before.

An informal history of Texas

2025-04-15 15:32:03 UTC

Clue 4

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 15:32:09 UTC

Barry’s shrimp is a Mexican dish, seasoned with Mexican spices.

Clue 5

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 15:40:16 UTC

Cotton production dramatically increased from 1800 to the 1860s by over 250,000 bales of cotton. This also spiked slavery in the south.

6. The Rusk Building by Kaylee, Shelby, and Bailey

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 15:41:52 UTC

Thomas J Rusk was secretary of war two separate times, along with being involved with the independence movement, joined stephen f. austin’s army with volunteers from nacogdoches. he signed the declaration of independence as well, with also being commander of chief of the army of the republic of texas. he chaired the house military committee and did a lot for representing nacogdoches, which he then went back in june to focus on establishing nacogdoches university, which is now known as SFASU!

Clue 4

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 15:47:10 UTC

Great plain pheasant with arapahoe apricot glaze

Two pheasants, 2 to 3 pounds each

Oil

Salt and pepper to taste

1 cup celery leaves

2 apples, quartered

1 onion, quartered

2 lemons, quartered

2 cloves garlic

6 bacon slices

Oil pheasants and season with salt and pepper. Fill cavities alternately with celery, apples, onions, lemons and garlic. Place three slices of bacon over breasts of each pheasant. Prepare glaze. Place pheasants in roasting pan.

Spoon on glaze. Cook at 350 degrees for 1½ hours, until tender, basting frequently. Turn several times to brown properly. Serve with glaze.

Clue 5

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 15:49:45 UTC

In 1793 the gotten gin made cotton a profitable crop and by 1860 it dominated the southern economy

Clue 6

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 15:57:26 UTC

He was secretary of war two times. He was commander in chief of the army of the republic of Texas and he was also major general of the Texas militia. he was elected to the Republic of Texas Congress. He cheered the house military committee. He retired from his position as chief justice of the state Supreme Court, and soon after he had went back home to Nacogdoches, he was elected, major general by Congress

kenna smith, ashlyn burgess, grace ellis- clue 5

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 16:16:18 UTC

cotton production increased drastically in 1860 & was produced in the south & transported up north!

2025-04-15 16:20:13 UTC

Brought 300 families and their slaves to the tejas region

clue 1- grace ellis, mckenna smith, ashlyn burgess

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 16:21:20 UTC

stephen f austin brought over 300 slaves & their families from the united states to Tejas region of mexico in 1825

Clue 1

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 16:24:59 UTC

Facilitated communication with Native American Tribes, specifically the Comanches. Creating trade and peaceful relations amongst the natives.

Clue 1 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 16:26:32 UTC

Stephen F. Austin encouraged Anglo American settlements in Mexican Texas by negotiating with the Mexican government to obtain land grants, bringing settlers to the region, and help with the first successful colony. He helped to facilitate the migration of American families into Texas.

Clue 2

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 16:27:31 UTC

This tree tells the story of a rose “The Yellow Rose” Emily West who diverted the attention of Santa Anna and Sam Houston’s troops to win the Battle of San Jacinto.

grace, mckenna, ashlyn

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 16:29:45 UTC

clue 2

Clue 4 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-15 16:30:03 UTC

Armadillo eggs

11 ounce can split jalapeños

1 pound Monterrey jack Cheese

1 cup Bisquick

1 pound roll hot pork sausage

Shake and bake for pork

3 eggs beaten

Remove Seeds from jalepenos and set aside. Grate. Headed and set one half of it aside for dough. Mix one half pound of cheese with bisquick and sausage. Mixing well. Roll dough 1/4 inch thick. Cut into small squares place stuffed jalepeno on each square and roll into egg shape. Rolls “eggs” in shake and bake and place on cookie sheet . Bake at 350 for 20 to 25 minutes serve warm.

Clue 3

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 16:30:26 UTC

Built by Don Antonio Gil Y’Barbo circa 1788-91 as his home and an unofficial government building as well as many more tenants using it as a home, groceries store, jail, and fortification.

Clue 5 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-15 16:34:58 UTC

Cotton production increased from 1800 to the 1860s due to the Cotton Gin, causing a spike in slavery as well.

Clue 2 Kailin Jeremiah Genesis

2025-04-15 16:39:10 UTC

Clue 2

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 16:41:41 UTC

Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

Clue 1 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-15 16:42:55 UTC

He brought 300 Anglo American families into the territory

clue 4- grace ellis, mckenna smith, ashlyn burgess

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 16:43:11 UTC

tournedos of elk or deer flambé!

4 elk or deer steaks, 8 oz each

dijon mustard

course ground pepper

1/3 stick butter

1/2 cup vodka

Clue 4

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 16:47:21 UTC

Arapahoe Apricot Glaze

1 cup white wine

1cup chicken broth

1 1/2 cups apricot jam

1 tablespoon lemon rind

Salt and pepper to taste

Pheasant livers chopped

clue 6- grace ellis, mckenna smith, ashlyn burgess

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 16:48:55 UTC

he was a president & senator. he was extremely involved in the making of our government & signed the declaration of independence

Clue 3 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 16:49:51 UTC

Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

Name: Don Antonio Gil Y’Barbo (1788-91)

Task: “His home also served as an unofficial government building.”

Kailin Jeremiah genesis

2025-04-15 16:49:53 UTC

Sauce:

1 tablespoon oil

1 medium onion, chopped

1 clove garlic, minced

2 large tomatoes, peeled and chopped

2 canned jalapenos, finely chopped

Salt and pepper to taste

Saute onion and garlic in oil until golden. Add remaining ingredients and simmer over low heat for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Keep warm until needed.

Yield: 2 cups

6 eggs

6 corn tortillas, fried lightly and drained / pound Monterey Jack cheese, grated

Avocado slices

Spanish Rice

SIKS

Refried Beans

Fry eggs. Place a tortilla on each plate and top with egg.

Surround with sauce, sprinkle with cheese and garnish with avocado slices. Add a serving of Spanish rice and refried beans to complete dish. Serve hot.

Serves 6

Clue 2 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-15 16:52:23 UTC

History Of Texas Vol.2

Clue 5 Jeremiah Genesis Kailin

2025-04-15 16:55:31 UTC

From 1820 to 1860 cotton went up significantly so slavery increased.

Clue 6

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 16:56:18 UTC

After signing the Declaration of Independence he was appointed secretary of war and later a congressman. He’s an important solider who fought alongside Sam Houston at the Battle of San Jacinto.

Clue 2 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 16:58:46 UTC

clue 8- kenna, grace, ashlyn

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 17:00:16 UTC

texas is so great!!!!! texas has a unique idenitity with a distinct culture & history. texas was once its own sovereign nation nicknamed the lone star state. texas is one of the largest states in the us with a wide range of land scapes best known for the oil & gas industry, cattle, cotton & timber.

Clue 5

qgyht7bb6d — 2025-04-15 17:01:07 UTC

Cotton Export was at its highest in 1860 meaning production, slavery, and manufacturers were also at their highest.

clue 7- kenna, grace, ashlyn

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 17:02:11 UTC

these r the 9 flags that flew over texas. various nations have contolled this region & frequently change flags throughout the 18th & 19th century. our flag has stayed the same since 1839

Clue 4 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 17:02:22 UTC

"Armadillo Eggs"

11-ounce can split jalapenos

1 pound Monterey Jack cheese

1 cup Bisquick

1 pound roll hot pork sausage

Shake and Bake for pork 3 eggs,

These are known for their unique combination of texture and flavor. It is a BBQ appetizer, very known in TX!

Clue 6 Kailin Jeremiah

jeremiahzhiggs — 2025-04-15 17:05:13 UTC

Thomas J. Rusk was elected to the Convention of 1836 where he signed the Texas Declaration of Independence. Rusk became the Secretary of War under President David G. Burnet.

clue 3- grace kenna ashlyn

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 17:07:36 UTC

antonio gil y barbour built it in 1788 & 1791. it was a trading center

Clue 5 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 17:08:40 UTC

Learned: Cotton was a large factor in the growth of manufacturing in the North up to 1860.

clue 10- grace kenna ashlyn

afburgess10 — 2025-04-15 17:09:04 UTC

we are watching the documentary about the texas revolution 1835-1836

Clue 7 Jeremiah Kailin

jeremiahzhiggs — 2025-04-15 17:12:13 UTC

Today, the city of Nacogdoches flies nine flags to represent the countries that staked claims and the movements to establish a Republic of Texas, which have transformed the city throughout its history, including: France (1685-1689)

Clue 6 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 17:17:08 UTC

Might ask: “He was involved in the independence movement, he organized a group of Nacogdoches volunteers and joined SFA army”

Clue 8 Jeremiah, Kailin

jeremiahzhiggs — 2025-04-15 17:21:36 UTC

Texas 🦅

Clue 7 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 17:27:19 UTC

You’re looking at the American flag !!! We were creative … lolsss

Clue 3 Jeremiah, Kailin

jeremiahzhiggs — 2025-04-15 17:30:27 UTC

antonio gil y barbour built in 1788 and 1791 trading center

Clue 7

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 17:30:48 UTC

The nine flags that have flown over Texas are

France 2. Spain 3. Gutierrez-Magee 4. Dr.James Long 5. Mexico 6. Fredonia Rebellion 7. Lone Star 8. Confederate start and bars 9. United states of America

Clue 8 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 17:34:51 UTC

This is Gorge Washington, he was sculpted by Jules Dubois. He was involved with the UNITED STATES!!!! He was our first president !

Clue 8

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 17:38:26 UTC

This mural of Texas shows our great state along with my names of people who have taken leadership roles and helped to make Texas the great state it is today.

Clue 9

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 17:52:46 UTC

The Texas Revolution was a conflict between Texan settlers and the Mexican government. Resulting in Texas gaining independence

Clue 10

borjasjen06 — 2025-04-15 17:58:41 UTC

The Alamo documentary on the History Channel

2025-04-15 18:26:47 UTC

Clue #1

The Father of Texas helped the settlers and with colonization

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Clue#2

2025-04-15 18:43:11 UTC

Clue#3

Antonio Gil Y Barbo

1788-1791

Served as a public building

Clue 6

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 18:47:38 UTC

Thomas Jefferson Rusk

Inspecting general of the army in texas revolution

Fought with sam Houston

Signed texas declaration of independence

Senator of texas

Helped with transcontinental railroad

Clue 7

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 18:52:30 UTC

1.Spain

France
Mexico
Republic Texas
Confederate states of america
United states of America
emerald banner for the Gutiérrez-Magee Expedition
Republic of fredonia
Long republic

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2025-04-15 18:58:15 UTC

Clue 8

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 18:59:47 UTC

Stephen Fuller Austin Led the creation of the republic of Texas. Austin was imprisoned in mexico in mexico for requesting the state hood in texas in 1833. He later returned in 1835 and helped texas gain its independence from mexico. He was chosen as texas first secretary of state

Clue 9 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 19:00:43 UTC

This book is about after war world 2 , what happens and how society “returns” to its normal stage!

Clue 9

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 19:02:48 UTC

Battle of San Jacinto

Took place on April 21, 1836 near present day houston. Was a decisive battle in the texas revolution were general Sam Houston defeated Mexican army under general Santa Anna it lasted only 18 min and resulted in texas gaining its independence.

Clue 10 - Genesis Dominguez & Elvis Funtes

domingueg6 — 2025-04-15 19:03:14 UTC

“ The greatest events of WWll in colour “

Hope you like it !!!!

Clue 10

austinloftice — 2025-04-15 19:05:42 UTC

Watched 2 documentaries

Doc 1

From San Felipe de Austin (Stephen F. Austin's "Old 300" First Texas Colony) in 1823 to the "Come & Take It" Cannon in 1835 and all the way to the Texas Revolution and eventual capture of Santa Anna in 1836, this is the Texas Revolution oversimplified to celebrate our Texas heroes. Because the road to Texas independence is a long one full of twists and turns, and we can all use a little Texas Revolution crash course, can't we? You'll never forget the Alamo or Texas Independence Day ever again!

Doc 2

The Texas Revolution was a turning point in the history of North America, before Americans and Mexicans shared the North American continent together, after the war, the United States would become the dominant nation in the region. In early 1835, the Mexican President, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna declared himself dictator, fighting would soon break out at the small little river town of Gonzales. A spark that would cause many other uprising to take place through out the rest of Coahuila y Tejas.

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2025-04-15 19:17:34 UTC

Spain

France

Gutierrez-Magee Republic

James Long Flag

Mexico

Freedoms Rebellion

Republic of Texas

Confederate States of America

USA

2025-04-15 19:30:08 UTC

I found it cool that culture was shaped by people and institutions and that culture is not fixed it is changed.

Clue 1

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 19:31:41 UTC

Stephen F. Austin helped the colonization of texas and brought thousands of settlers to the region.

8. Ancient Art of the Americas Dallas Museum of the Arts with Bailey, Shelby, and Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 19:34:01 UTC

this art piece shows the mayan culture from mexico and how they used sacrificial ways to practice their beliefs.

9. A History of the American People - Polk and the Mexican War with Kaylee, Shelby, and Bailey

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 19:45:37 UTC

This section of this book is about how people in texas were considered americans, even though they weren’t fully annexed into the United States, and how mexico was unstable and that the U.S. is stable, especially considering that the mexican government was more brutal and irritating the american settlers.

Clue 2

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 19:47:02 UTC

clue 3

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 19:58:18 UTC

don antonio gil y barbour circa

1788-91

unofficial gov building and eventually opened toward the public

clue 4

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 20:10:53 UTC

I medium onion, finely chopped ½ green bell pepper, grated 2 tablespoons oil

2 pounds lean ground beef

3 teaspoons chili powder

I teaspoon ground cumin

2 dashes Tabasco sauce

2 dashes Worcestershire sauce

18-ounce can red kidney beans, drained

18-ounce can tomato sauce

Salt and freshly ground pepper

12 flour tortillas

2 pounds Monterey Jack cheese, grated

14-ounce can green chilies, cut in strips

clue 5

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 20:20:29 UTC

increase in bales of cotton by 1860 was also accompanied by increase of slave distribution at the same time

10. Mexican-American War: A Tale of expansion, betrayal, and territorial transformation with Bailey, Kaylee, and Shelby

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 20:25:10 UTC

clue 6

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 20:31:16 UTC

involved in the independence movement
joined SFA army
inspector general
signed the texas declaration of independence
elected to a US senate seat in1846

Clue 8

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 20:36:20 UTC

This shows texas and its independence! it shows the great leaders who fought for texas and the mural here is an example of perseverance.

Clue 7

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 20:49:25 UTC

Long republic

Spain

France

Mexico

Republic of Texas

Confederate states of america

emerald banner for the Gutierrez-Magee Expedition

Republic of fredonia

USA

Clue 9

paranhosti — 2025-04-15 21:03:57 UTC

this book is about the Alamo. A revolutionary American event that can be defined as the turning point of Texas independence as the fight against Mexico was long and difficult. However, this shows Texas as a strong and worthy state that is capable of any challenge!!

7. Nine Flags with Shelby, Bailey, and Kaylee

4ynktkpr7p — 2025-04-15 21:27:19 UTC

Pictures of the Nine Flags but it was off campus so we couldn’t see them and the flags include: Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, USA, Confederate States of America, Gutiérrez Magee Expedition, Long Republic, and Republic of Fredonia

Also information about the Nine Flags

Clue 1 Isabella Lambeth

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-15 22:58:57 UTC

Stephen F. Austin authorized Anglo- American colonists in Mexican Texas. He served as a representative to the Mexican government and helped lead them to independence.

Clue 2: Isabella Lambeth

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-15 23:12:59 UTC

Texas History edited by Eugene C. Barker

Clue 3:

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-15 23:23:52 UTC

Clue 6:

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-15 23:38:50 UTC

Thomas Jefferson Rusk was named the inspector general of the army. He signed the Texas Declaration of Independence as a delegate from Nacogdoches. He was then appointed the secretary of war and was involved in many high positions in government. He also established Nacogdoches University.

clue 10 - Documentary of the Texas Revolution

paranhosti — 2025-04-16 00:10:00 UTC

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-16 00:38:31 UTC

The Stone fort museum Built by Antonio Gil Y’ Barbos built between 1788 and 1791. Was used as a public building and a variety of businesses was the head quarters of the Magee Gutierrez

Clue 7

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-16 00:45:01 UTC

The 9 flags over Nacogdoches

France
Spain
Mexico
Republic of Texas
United States of America
Confederate states of America
Gutierrez Magee expedition
Long republic
Republic of fredonia

Clue 6

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-16 00:49:39 UTC

he was involved in the independence movement, inspector general, signed the Texas declaration of independence and elected a senate seat in 1846

Clue 8

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-16 00:54:13 UTC

This mural of Texas shows the names of people who have taken roles and helped Texas be the great state it is today

2025-04-16 19:22:39 UTC

I am watching Hamilton

Clue 1: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-17 17:27:56 UTC

He brought the first 300 Anglo-American families to Texas.

Clue 2: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 00:42:15 UTC

Clue 3: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 00:49:03 UTC

Antonio Y’Barbio built the Stone Fort circa 1788-91. He built it to act as an unofficial government building. This is because he was military and civic leader and meetings were held at his house.

Clue 4:Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 00:56:20 UTC

1/2 Cup Yellow Cornmeal

2 Tablespoons Baking Powder

1 Tablespoon Sugar

1 Teaspoon Salt

1 Tablespoon Shortening

2 Cups Buttermilk

This food is a staple that connects generations of Navajo people. It is typically served at cultural gatherings and celebrations.

Clue 5: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:01:35 UTC

The lab was closed, but I know that in 1860 cotton was considered to be the most profitable crop. The south also supplied most places with cotton.

Clue 6:Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:07:23 UTC

Joined Stephen F. Austin’s army, and was made Inspector General by the Provisional Government
Delegate from Nacogdoches
Appointed Secretary of War
Fought with Sam Houston at the battle of San Jacinto
Briefly Commander and Chief of the Army of Texas
Major General of Texas Militia
Elected to US Senate Seat

Clue 7: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:12:32 UTC

Took this while driving…so I’m not in the photo lol

The Nine Flags

The United States
Spain
France
Confederate States
Republic of Texas (James Long)
First Independence
Second Independence
First Republic of Texas
Mexican

Clue 8: Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:15:13 UTC

This mural represents Texas’s independence and showcases those who helped achieve this goal.

Clue 9:Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:20:02 UTC

This section of this book talks about Texas, Manifest Destiny, and the war with Mexico. It informs the reader about each of these topics, provides a timeline and provides supporting documents that detail the events more.

Clue 10:Sarah Rowell

2025-04-18 01:25:41 UTC

I’m watching The Real Wild West: A History of the American Frontier.

Clue 3

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Clue 6

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Clue 7

2025-04-20 20:46:26 UTC

Nine Flags:

The United States
Spain
France
Confederate States
Republic of Texas (James Long)
First Independence
Second Independence
First Republic of Texas
Mexican

Clue 8

2025-04-20 20:50:59 UTC

Clue 9

2025-04-20 20:56:10 UTC

Clue 10

2025-04-20 21:01:00 UTC

Clue 10

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-21 04:27:57 UTC

Watching Hamilton!

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 14:43:17 UTC

Steven F Austin brought 300 families to settle in Texas. With 4605 acres per family.

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 14:51:32 UTC

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 15:01:24 UTC

The stone fort was built by Antonio Gil Y’Barbo

• built 1788-91

• built as a house and then became many businesses

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 15:12:49 UTC

Ambrosia is a fruit salad that is typically served in summer. It also has a drink for that is very refreshing.

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 15:19:39 UTC

You might ask me about Thomas Jefferson Rusk because he helped establish the Nacogdoches university

8

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 15:26:34 UTC

This plaque describes the efforts made by SFA faculty and students in the conflict of World War II

Clue 3 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-21 16:07:34 UTC

The old stone fort was originally built around 1779 by Antonio Gil Y’barbo as a mercantile house used for trading and storing goods

Clue 6 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-21 16:23:15 UTC

Thomas Jefferson Rusk

•joined Stephen F Austin’s army.

• signed the Texas Declaration of Independence

•fought with Sam Houston at the battle of San Jacinto

• appointed secretary of war and major general of the Texas militia

•us Senate seat in 1846

•he and Sam Houston established the southwestern boundary of Texas

Clue 8 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-21 16:31:44 UTC

This mural is representing Texas independence, it has the cities of Texas written on it, and under it are George HW Bush (41st presidential) George w bush ( 43rd president) and several other Texas leaders

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 16:53:59 UTC

By 1860, cotton was the greatest export in the US

Clue 9 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-21 17:03:28 UTC

This book is about the Alamo, this section of the book talks about Davy Crockett and the role he played in the alamo

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 17:15:06 UTC

This book is about a Texas radio host. it’s filled with lively and provocative current issues and candid analysis

8 part 2

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-21 17:18:41 UTC

This plaque shows how SFA became the No.1 school to train women’s army core members in non-combat and duties in World War II

Clue 9

Genesisrmejia — 2025-04-21 20:39:10 UTC

This passage talked about how Indian baskets were made and used. It reflected in the history these baskets held for the people using them. It also talked about how some Indians would take hallucination drugs.

Clue 1 Leslie Garcia

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:11:43 UTC

Stephen F. Austin brought 300 families to Texas in 1821 and secured land grants from the Mexican government

Clue 2

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:13:41 UTC

This book is about the Alamo

Clue 3

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:17:27 UTC

The Stone Fort is a replica of a Grand Spanish Colonial house built by Antonio Gil Y’Barbo in 1779

Clue 4

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:20:22 UTC

Picadillo Empanadas are tied to the cultural exchange and blending of cuisines that occurred as Spanish and other European settlers interacted with Indigenous cultures

Clue 4:

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-21 21:20:25 UTC

Pepitas or pumpkin seeds

Clue 5

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:24:41 UTC

The production of cotton increased rapidly in the 1850s and 1860s

Clue 8

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-21 21:29:51 UTC

This mural represents Texas Independence and the governors and senators that helped lead Texas to being the great state it is!

Clue 6

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:31:07 UTC

He joined Stephen F. Austin’s army and was named general of the army. He signed the Texas declaration of independence and was appointed secretary of war. He fought alongside Sam Houston in the Battle of San Jacinto and was commander in chief of the army of the Republic of Texas.

Clue 7

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:37:59 UTC

The nine flags that flew over Texas:

Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, Confederate States of America, United States of America, Fredonia Rebellion, Long Republic, Gutierrez-Magee expedition

Clue 8

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:40:20 UTC

This mural represents the independence of Texas and the people that helped shape Texas to the state it is today

Clue 9

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:45:19 UTC

This book is about the Battle of San Jacinto, which was the final and decisive battle of the Texas Revolution. It lasted 18 minutes.

Clue 10

lesliegarrosa10 — 2025-04-21 21:46:20 UTC

The Mexican-American war

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-21 21:51:35 UTC

The development of Texas was influenced by people from around the world. People from Asia, Australia, Portugal, Hawaii, and more all contributed to the growth of the new state. From this many religions grew too. Methodists, Baptists, and Catholic Churches were built from 1836-1860. The field of education grew too. The first colleges in Texas were Rutersville College (Methodist school) in 1840, McKenzie College in -841, Baylor University in Waco was a Baptist school in 1845.

Clue 10

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-21 22:07:52 UTC

The Mexican American War Documentary that explains the Annexation of Texas in 1845

Clue 7

2005bellanuna — 2025-04-21 22:09:19 UTC

The 9 flags of Texas

Clue 2

2025-04-21 22:56:38 UTC

This book talked about the history of the war in texas!

Clue 3

2025-04-21 23:03:49 UTC

Grand Spanish Colonial house was in 1779 built by Antonio Gil Y'Barbo in 1779

Clue 4

2025-04-21 23:05:27 UTC

I choose Jerky because it taste good and is still around and popular

Clue 5

2025-04-21 23:07:14 UTC

Cotton was very important and by 1794 it only grew it’s importance from the cotton gin

Clue 6

2025-04-21 23:09:24 UTC

Thomas Jefferson was general in the army

Clue 7

2025-04-21 23:10:47 UTC

Obviously I’m not in this one I took it through the car but their are 9 flags painted over Nacogdoches

Clue 9

2025-04-21 23:12:29 UTC

Book talking about freedom of speech and religion which was part of our first lesson

Clue 10

2025-04-21 23:13:19 UTC

Hamilton singing and history yay!

Clue 1 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-21 23:26:35 UTC

He brought 300 families to settle in texas

jmhancock04 — 2025-04-22 00:39:18 UTC

These 9 flags fly over our beautiful Nacogdoches City Hall TX.

Clue 10 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-22 06:00:30 UTC

“The ENTIRE history of the United States”

Clue 2

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 13:30:36 UTC

History of texas

Clue 3 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 13:42:29 UTC

Built Between 1788-1791, was served as a public building by Anotnio Gil Y Barbo

Clue 1

2025-04-22 13:45:56 UTC

Father of Texas

Clue 8

2025-04-22 13:47:02 UTC

Big mural of Texas!

Clue 4 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 13:57:46 UTC

Fajitas - love them 4 lbs, 2-3 onions and flour tortillas, we used to make them every weekend

Clue 5

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:00:23 UTC

Lab was closed 😞but cotton was important because that is how they make money and clothes

Clue 6 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:07:02 UTC

Thomas Jefferson Rusk, born in South Carolina, practice law and got married with Mary Cleveland in 1827

Clue 7 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:12:03 UTC

The nine flags over Texas or Nac

Clue 8 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:14:45 UTC

The mural of Texas

Clue 7 Luke Jopling

8bvm6qtn2x — 2025-04-22 14:17:25 UTC

The nine flags over Texas:

Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, Confederate States of America, United States of America, Fredonia Rebellion, Long Republic, Gutierrez-Magee expedition

Clue 9 Pablo G

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:24:45 UTC

Talks about Texas lore

Clue 10

pablogomezzz5968 — 2025-04-22 14:36:27 UTC

Documentary of the Republic of Texas

Clue 9. McKenna Smith, Ashlyn Burgess, Grace Ellis

kgg95xfwch — 2025-04-22 14:52:27 UTC

This book talks about the 6 nations that have governed Texas: Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and the United States. It focuses on both the historical aspects and political transitions during each period. These nations are also part of the 9 flags of Texas or “Nine flags of Nacogdoches.”

Clue 10

jeremiahzhiggs — 2025-04-22 20:29:42 UTC

Documentary of Abolishment on Slavery

History 1301 JackSCAV

2025-10-30 14:13:27 UTC

The father of texas

2025-10-30 14:47:16 UTC

Elisabeth Thornquist and ashlynne kurtz

Clue 1- pharon roberts & sawyer reinhard

2025-10-30 14:49:30 UTC

Clue1. Father of Texas

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 14:49:57 UTC

Carolina windham and Tayah Bell

Kori foster

kafost05 — 2025-10-30 14:50:40 UTC

Clue 1

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 14:52:35 UTC

Clue 2

2025-10-30 14:52:40 UTC

Elisabeth Thornquist and ashlynne kurtz

The father of texas

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 14:52:46 UTC

Eliseanne Mendoza and Madeline Lugo

Clue 3

2025-10-30 14:58:59 UTC

Expansion and sectional conflict between 1848-1860 clue 4

wm5xkk9smy — 2025-10-30 14:59:58 UTC

Abby Bazley and Jacqueline Gonzalez

Clue 3

2025-10-30 15:01:32 UTC

Elisabeth Thornquist and ashlynne kurtz

Clue 2

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 15:02:54 UTC

1936 Hal B Tucker Stone Fort Museum

Kori foster clue 2

kafost05 — 2025-10-30 15:02:59 UTC

Clue 2

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 15:03:38 UTC

Madeline lugo

Clue 2.

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 15:03:42 UTC

Carolina windham and tayah bell

Clue 1 Jacob Easley

2025-10-30 15:06:34 UTC

Clue 4

2025-10-30 15:08:12 UTC

Elisabeth Thornquist and ashlynne kurtz

Clue 4

2025-10-30 15:08:33 UTC

Clue 2 Jacob easley

2025-10-30 15:10:13 UTC

The wanglers are out in the coral breakin’ the broncos! Clue 3

wm5xkk9smy — 2025-10-30 15:10:17 UTC

Abby Bazley and Jacqueline Gonzalez

The wrangler took my cattle

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 15:12:24 UTC

Madeline Lugo

Clue 3 Speaking Cowboy

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 15:13:22 UTC

We are tenderfoots!

Father of Texas, clue 1.

wm5xkk9smy — 2025-10-30 15:14:22 UTC

Abby Bazley and Jacquline Gonzalez

Kori foster clue 3

kafost05 — 2025-10-30 15:14:38 UTC

That’s a real small pony, but he’s a regular outlaw

Clue 3

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 15:15:00 UTC

carolina windham and tayah bell “Buckaroo are you ready to ride”

Clue 5

2025-10-30 15:16:47 UTC

You’re going to go out to the pasture and get the paint. Clue 3 Jack Easley

2025-10-30 15:20:18 UTC

Clue 4

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 15:22:35 UTC

Madeline Lugo

Kori foster clue 4

kafost05 — 2025-10-30 15:22:57 UTC

Map of slave and free states, as well as western explanation, or “manifest destiny”

Clue 4

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 15:23:08 UTC

Carolina windham and tayah bell

expansion and sectional conflict 1848 to 1860

Clue 4

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 15:24:37 UTC

A map showing land and water routes during the Mexican American war

Clue #4, Hailey Colby, Mikaela Skora, Sharyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 15:24:47 UTC

History expansion in our great America

Clue 6

2025-10-30 15:25:15 UTC

Expansion and sectional conflict 1848-1860 clue 4 Jacob Easley

2025-10-30 15:25:29 UTC

Clue 5

2025-10-30 15:27:14 UTC

#5, Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 15:34:45 UTC

#5 🇲🇽

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 15:35:34 UTC

Madeline Lugo

Clue 5 Historical Marker

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 15:36:02 UTC

🇲🇽

Clue 5

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 15:36:21 UTC

carolina windham and tayah bell

Flag: 🇮🇹

Clue 6

2025-10-30 15:37:02 UTC

Clue 5

kafost05 — 2025-10-30 15:38:18 UTC

Clue 7 historical markers

2025-10-30 15:40:27 UTC

Old Stone Fort, clue 2.

wm5xkk9smy — 2025-10-30 15:40:36 UTC

Abby Bazley and Jacqueline Gonzalez

Clue 6

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 15:41:42 UTC

Steve sent a letter

Clue 6

radawnbraccocain — 2025-10-30 15:42:29 UTC

Stephen's arrest was triggered by a letter he sent urging for seperation from the Mexican government

Clue 1

r784dfc2wj — 2025-10-30 15:44:29 UTC

Isaac & Sophie

#3, Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 15:44:29 UTC

Ride fence, patrol the range to see if any fences need repairing

Clue 6

windcarolinas — 2025-10-30 15:44:53 UTC

carolina windham and tayah bell

Clue 2

r784dfc2wj — 2025-10-30 15:48:41 UTC

Isaac & Sophie

Clue 7

2025-10-30 15:55:34 UTC

Clue 3

r784dfc2wj — 2025-10-30 15:56:12 UTC

The Cookie is making some chuck

Isaac & Sophie

#2, Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 15:59:36 UTC

Clue 4

r784dfc2wj — 2025-10-30 16:01:51 UTC

Isaac & Sophie

Clue 7

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 16:03:12 UTC

Madeline lugo

#7, Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 16:28:22 UTC

clue 1

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 16:31:41 UTC

#8, Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 16:38:52 UTC

clue 2

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 16:42:50 UTC

Ralph W. Steen Library

#1 Mikaela Skora, Hailey Colby, Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-10-30 16:48:37 UTC

clue 3

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 16:52:17 UTC

“ that muley cow is down by the creek”

Clue 8

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 17:02:10 UTC

Madeline Lugo

clue 4

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 17:08:17 UTC

expansion and sectional conflict 1848-1860

clue 5

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 17:31:09 UTC

flag: 🇲🇽

#9

coopern147 — 2025-10-30 17:32:29 UTC

Madeline Lugo

clue 6

firejacynthadams — 2025-10-30 17:38:29 UTC

why did ol’ steve hit the clank for a bit? he had to send a letter

#9, Mikaela Skora

2025-10-30 19:17:37 UTC

Alexander Hamilton!!!

#6, Mikaela Skora

2025-10-30 19:49:34 UTC

he sent a letter recommending Texas independence!!

clue 7

pysvcpb9sc — 2025-10-31 17:10:24 UTC

RaDawn Bracco-Cain & Eliseanne Mendoza

Clue 1. Mason Turnmire, Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-10-31 18:30:29 UTC

Stephen F. Austin!

Clue 2. Mason Turnmire, Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-10-31 18:42:48 UTC

Old stone fort

2025-11-01 22:25:17 UTC

Clue 9

Ashlynne Kurtz

Clue 5

2025-11-02 20:47:57 UTC

Jacob easley

Clue 6

2025-11-02 20:49:01 UTC

He sent a letter for separation from Mexico

Clue 7

2025-11-02 21:22:24 UTC

Jacob Easley

Clue 8

2025-11-02 21:34:30 UTC

Jacob Easley

#9

2025-11-02 22:35:04 UTC

Jacob Easley

clue 8

pysvcpb9sc — 2025-11-03 17:25:41 UTC

Eliseanne Mendoza

clue 9

pysvcpb9sc — 2025-11-03 20:21:06 UTC

Eliseanne Mendoza

Clue 5

r784dfc2wj — 2025-11-03 22:58:42 UTC

He went to 🇲🇽

Clue 6

r784dfc2wj — 2025-11-03 23:08:33 UTC

Why ol’ Steve hit the clank for a bit?

Because he sent a letter suggesting that Texas should form their own state government

Clue 9

r784dfc2wj — 2025-11-03 23:11:49 UTC

If I go to SFA, why not learn more about Stephen?

Clue 8

2025-11-03 23:28:39 UTC

Clue 9

2025-11-03 23:37:55 UTC

Clue 3. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:06:16 UTC

We have to mount up and find the outlaw that shot my pa.

Clue 1 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:06:49 UTC

Clue 4. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:07:11 UTC

Manifest destiny!!

Clue 2 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:07:11 UTC

Clue 3 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:08:00 UTC

Better saddle up because we have to round up these rustlers

Clue 5. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:08:26 UTC

🇲🇽Mexico!!!

Clue 4 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:08:49 UTC

Clue 5 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:09:49 UTC

Clue 6. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:10:02 UTC

No way!! I saw Stephen F. Austin writing his letter to Mexico!

Clue 6 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:10:13 UTC

Clue 7 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:10:49 UTC

Clue 8 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:11:13 UTC

Clue 9 Eli Duncan, Luke Butsch

2025-11-04 00:11:31 UTC

Clue 7. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:11:33 UTC

The Mexican-American War!!

Clue 8. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:12:31 UTC

Clue 9. Mason Turnmire & Hunter Edwards

masonturnmire — 2025-11-04 00:13:29 UTC

Clue 1 Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 00:48:20 UTC

Clue 3 Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 00:50:08 UTC

Clue 5. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 00:52:59 UTC

Clue 8

radawnbraccocain — 2025-11-04 01:05:40 UTC

Clue 9

radawnbraccocain — 2025-11-04 01:34:35 UTC

Clue 1

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 03:51:22 UTC

Father of Texas

Clue 2:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 03:52:50 UTC

Old Stone Fort

Clue 3:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 03:55:16 UTC

Come this spring, we’ll have to go on a roundup for the cows that are in the mountains.

Clue 4:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 03:56:44 UTC

Clue 5:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 03:59:46 UTC

Mexico 🇲🇽

Clue 6:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 04:03:19 UTC

He decided to write and send a letter!

Clue 7:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 04:04:41 UTC

Clue 8:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 04:05:37 UTC

Clue 9:

byv6sjr6zk — 2025-11-04 04:06:42 UTC

#9 Sharlyn Cisneros

2025-11-04 06:00:05 UTC

Clue 9

windcarolinas — 2025-11-04 15:15:43 UTC

carolina windham and tayah bell

Clue 6. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:20:59 UTC

Clue 2. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:21:51 UTC

Clue 7. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:22:47 UTC

Clue 8. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:24:02 UTC

Clue 9. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:26:24 UTC

Clue 9

2025-11-04 15:30:10 UTC

Clue 7

r784dfc2wj — 2025-11-04 15:33:38 UTC

Clue 8

r784dfc2wj — 2025-11-04 15:38:15 UTC

Clue 4. Kelechi Onwukwe

2025-11-04 15:54:44 UTC

It shows the sectional spread through the north due to manifest destiny

Clue 7

windcarolinas — 2025-11-04 17:04:51 UTC

carolina windham and tayah bell

Clue 8

windcarolinas — 2025-11-04 17:10:57 UTC

Carolina windham and tayah bell

Clue 1

2025-11-06 04:49:45 UTC

Clue 2

2025-11-06 04:52:02 UTC

Clue 3

2025-11-06 04:52:53 UTC

Daddy said to ride fence

Clue 4

2025-11-06 04:55:07 UTC

A map showing water and land routes during the Mexican-American War

Clue 5

2025-11-06 04:56:01 UTC

🇲🇽

Clue 6

2025-11-06 04:56:35 UTC

UPD

Clue 7

2025-11-06 04:57:06 UTC

Clue 8

2025-11-06 04:57:27 UTC

Clue 9

2025-11-06 04:57:56 UTC