Natives, Africans, & Mexicans in the U.S from 1776 thru 1861

1. David Weber and Antonia Castaneda

1.1. "When the war ended there were close to 75,000 Mexicans living in the conquered territory, from California to Texas. And they had the choice of either going back to Mexico or staying in the United States. If they stayed, they could choose Mexican or U.S. citizenship. If they didn't declare their choice, "

1.2. Soon found out if they chooses U.S citizen they were treated and were second class

1.3. After winning Independence from Spain, they suffered a great economic lost for their nation and people as well

1.4. Per there conversation they explained in History book,and school doest reveals the whole truth or in fact ralet talked about.

2. African in the U.S.

2.1. They forcefully brought African slaves for their nation, particulary for the southern profit

2.2. The term "Race" was created for the justification of slavery and the Native American

2.3. Jim Crow laws " was a derisive slang term for a black man. It came to mean my law that established different rules for blacks and whites. First passed in the North long before the Civil War, such laws were based on the theory of white supremacy. In the depression-racked 1890s, racism appealed to whites who feared losing their jobs to blacks. Politicians abused blacks to win the votes of poor white “crackers.” Newspapers fed the bias of white readers by playing up (sometimes even making up) black crimes.

3. 1830 Removal Act

3.1. He believed that Native Americans “children in need of guidance” He thought this was a good thing for the “Indidans” that they can govern themselves in peace within their own tribes out west.

3.2. Cherokee Supreme Court 1831-“Prohibits whites from living on Indian territory”

4. Manifest Destiny

4.1. the 13 colonies was expanding by high birth rate and immigration; so they need more land for economic resources

4.2. With the "Indian Removal" taking the land on the east and the Natives will have the west. Expanding land by this treaty