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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo"”.

  1. Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and Mexico from 1848 to 1854

    The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo signed on February 2, 1848, was designed to restore the peace between the United states and Mexico and place the relations of the two countries upon a friendly basis as would prevent the future occasion for war or strife. There were, however, too many differences in …

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  2. The Denizens of Manifest Destiny: An Archaeological Examination of Life on the Military Site of Fort Garland, Colorado

    The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo granted the United States government a large sum of land consisting of what is now currently the American Southwest. This land was inhabited by a combination of Hispanic settlers and Native tribes. To maintain order in the region, the United States established a …

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  3. Out of Time: Temporal Colonization and the Writing of Mexican American Subjectivity

    … and 1940. I argue that Mexican American writing of this period exposes oppressive iterations of time within US modernity and often points toward possibilities of decolonizing time. The project focuses on political and economic constructions of US progress, which denied Mexican Americans presence …

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  4. The Marvel of Civilization: A Missiological History of the Evangelical Missionaries to California During the Gold Rush Era (1848 - 1861)

    … Gold Rush Era asserted a missiological synthesis of Great Commission Theology, American civilization, and California exceptionalism. The missionaries viewed their mission as exceptional, believing they played a providential role in advancing American continental expansion to California and a …

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  5. William Walker and the Republic of Lower California

    … American relations back decades, the majority of his biographers have not been able to confine themselves to writing the history of a man's life and the impact it made. Their works have many times been polemics, assigning attributes to Walker, ranging from a cold, calculating, paradoxical …

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