Answer:
policy
Explanation:
B. He brought more than 6,00 people to Texas.
C. He mapped large portions of Texas.
D. He helped establish Corpus Christi in West Texas.
Jose de Escandon contribute to the Spanish colonization of Texas by buying more than 6,00 people to Texas, mapping large portions of Texas and helping establish Corpus Christi in West Texas.
Answer: Option B, C & D
Explanation:
Jose De Escandon was the first governor and the colonizer of Nuevo Santander. He was the one responsible of settling down at least 20 towns around the area of Rio Grande. Because of these efforts he is also known as the Father of the lower valley of Rio Grande.
He helped people settling in Texas also and also helped to establish Corpus Christi in the beginning where he helped settle 50 families at the head of the bay. Thus his contributions are significant in this colonization.
Answer: rail roads
Explanation:
A. The Declaration of Independence was signed.
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B. The Articles of Confederation were changed.
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C. The U.S. Constitution was written
D. The Preamble to the Constitution was removed.
Answer:
The purpose of the meeting was to change the Articles of Confederation.
Exposition sets the ground for what is going to happen. It gives us background information about the people, territories, events and it slowly leads us into the story. Similar to this, before the empire, we have a central state that is gaining power due to historical circumstances. We can see the events taking place that will eventually lead to the rise of an empire.
Answer:
The Know Nothing Party was a political movement in the United States during the 1840s and 1850s. The movement was reinforced by a general fear that the country would be taken over by Irish immigrants, who were often regarded as hostile to US values and ruled by the Pope in Rome. In addition, another of the fears was that immigrants would take jobs away from Americans, and that they would install their own traditions and beliefs in society, making American values a minority. The movement was mainly active from 1854 to 1856, it tried to slow down immigration and naturalization, but the work had little success. There were some prominent leaders and the members, mostly drawn from the middle class and wholly from the ranks of the Protestants, were divided on the issue of slavery. Most eventually joined the Republican Party at the time of the 1860 presidential election.
The Know-Nothings targeted Irish Catholics for three main reasons: fear of job competition caused by immigration, presumptions about their loyalty to the Pope, and a general distrust towards immigrants, driven by their nativist philosophy.
Based on the document, there were three main reasons the Know-Nothings targeted Irish Catholics. First, they were anti-immigration and feared that the Irish immigrants, most of whom were Catholics, were taking jobs and resources from white Americans. This was also fueled by the rapid demographic shift due to the rate of immigration in the 1840s and 1850s.
Second, they presumed Irish Catholics' loyalty to the Pope superseded their loyalty to the United States. This bias was based on the misconception that one's religious beliefs and loyalties could hinder their allegiance towards the country they now resided in.
Third, the Know-Nothings adhered to a philosophy of nativism prizing white Americans with more extended family relationships in the States over recent immigrants thereby,driven by the fear of foreign influences. The string of anarchist assassinations during that period also increased their distrust towards immigrants.
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