History of the Americas
Explore questions in the History of the Americas category that you can ask Sparky!
- Why did the U.S. government REJECT Texas' proposal to become a state in 1837?
- Texas thought the ______________was the border
- From Mexicos point of view why is this quote not accurate? Mexico has passed the boundary of the United States, has invaded our territory, and shed American blood upon the American Soil.
- In the years after the Civil War, the United States economy became increasingly —
- Mexico thought the _____________was the border
- Which issue concerning Texas worried the President of the United States before annexation?
- The Mexican National era in Texas history is often characterized by colonization and the -
- cities that use the council/manager form of government do not have mayors
- county governments tend to be urban friendly
- most states have had several constitutions
- big cities tend to have strong mayors
- state constitutions tend to have more amendments than the united states constituion
- state constitutions tend to be longer than the united states convention
- annexation of fringe areas by cities usually is contentious
- the new deal was very popular with poor people and poor states
- new federalism was a rejection of dominant national federalism
- polities larger than a single city always contain an element of tyranny and oppression
- lincoln's assassination had little effect on the development of american federalism
- state constitutions are easier to change than the united states constituion
- the south had a large material advantage at the start of the civil war