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What does mestizos mean?

People of mixed Spanish and native ancestry.

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What does Matalo mean?

Kill him

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What does Compadre mean?

It means “Comrade”

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What happened to Irish American soldiers in the US army who refused to go to Protestant services.

They were whipped.

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Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?

Francis Scott Key 

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Who were the San Patricios?

Irish-Americans soldiers who were Catholics and switched to the Mexican side of the war.

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 Did the United States and Mexico agree on the location of the border?

No and this later caused war for both sides.

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What month did the US declare war on Mexico?

April 1846

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What was the fate of the Irish American soldiers?

They were hanged.

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The hero of the battle of New Orleans

Andrew Jackson

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 Was slavery legal in Mexico?

No it was illegal

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 What number state did Texas become when they joined the Union?

They became the 28th state to join the Union in December 1845.

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Who was the US president during the time?

James K. Polk

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What did the Mexican American war accomplish?

The USA expanded its territories to the west, gaining Texas all the way up to California.

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Which country did the Warhawks wanted to annex (add) to the United States

Canada 

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What did the Mexican government offer Americans who moved to Mexico?

Free land if they converted to Catholic and pledged loyalty to the Mexican government.

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Which battle did the Mexicans beat the Texan rebels?

Battle of Alamo 

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 How many years was Texas an independent country for?

9 years

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Who was the American general during the war?

Zachery Taylor

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US Congressmen, who were pro war, were called the

Warhawks

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Who was the president of Mexico during the war?

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna

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What year did Texas become an independent country?

1836

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 Who was the first President of the Republic of Texas?

Sam Houston 

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Which battle caused the Mexicans to surrender?

The battle of Chapultepec in September 1847.

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The only city in US history to be officially surrendered to a foreign power. 

Detroit 

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