Texas War for Independence and issues with Mexico Part 1

Texas War for independence part 1

1. Good Morning! Have HW questions pg. 176 1-5 out

2. National Nacho Day The Inventor: Nachos were created in 1943 by a restaurant maître d' named Ignacio "Nacho" Anaya in Piedras Negras, Mexico. The Accident: Anaya improvised the dish for a group of hungry U.S. military wives who arrived after the cook had left for the night. The Original Recipe: The first nachos were extremely simple: fried tortilla chips, shredded cheese, and sliced jalapeños. Modern toppings like meat and sour cream were added later. The Name: The original name was "Nacho's Especiales " (Nacho's Special), later shortened to "Nachos." American Fame and Trivia Ballpark Debut: Nachos gained massive U.S. popularity in the 1970s when the non-refrigerated liquid "ballpark" cheese was introduced at Texas Rangers baseball games.

3. QUIZ DAY Place everything under your desk except the following: •Pen •Pencil for grading •Two clean sheets of paper

4. Expansion to the Pacific Chapter 14 ( 1820‒1860 ) U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Chapter 14

5. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Chapter 14 1835 ‒ 1836 —Texas War for Independence 1845 —Texas annexed to the United States 1848 —Mexican Cession; signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Dates to Remember

6. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Chapter 14 1846 ‒1848 —Mexican War 1849 —California Gold Rush Dates to Remember

7. Expansion to the Pacific (1820 ‒1860) Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

8. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

9. Seeking new territory “Manifest Destiny” Proverbs 16:9  –  “A man’s heart deviseth his way: but the LORD directeth his steps.” Americans Settle Texas U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

10. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic Lesson 61

11. Looking toward Texas American migration to Texas Stephen Austin Americans Settle Texas U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

12. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic Lesson 61

13. Restrictions by Mexico Texas War for Independence 1835‒1836 Texas War for Independence U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

14. “Remember the Alamo” Sam Houston Antonio López de Santa Anna Texas War for Independence U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

15. “Remember the Alamo” William B. Travis James Bowie Davy Crockett Texas War for Independence U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

16. Battle of San Jacinto Sam Houston Texas War for Independence U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

17. U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic

18. Debating the annexation of Texas plebiscite expansionists Texas War for Independence U.S. History: Heritage of Freedom Lesson 61 14.1 Texas Becomes the Lone Star Republic