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After passing a law abolishing the spanish missions what did the Mexican governments do with the lands they had occupied?
what they did was they sold some to mexicans living in California called rancheros and they sold some other to the native americans
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When did the Mexican government passed a law abolishing the missions and sold some of the land?
in 1833
After passing a law abolishing the Spanish missions what did the Mexican government do with the lands they had occupied?
what they did was they sold some to mexicans living in California called rancheros and they sold some other to the native americans
Did Mexican revolutionary nationalists protected the California missions?
no they were hostile towards the missions
Why did the Spanish and Mexican governments need people to settle Texas?
No
Why did the Mexican-American War end?
US Forces occupied Mexico City.
Why were all the missions ended?
the mission was shut down by the Mexican government.
What is the name of a town near the California Missions where Mexican settlers lived?
Pueblo
Who occupied Texas prior to the Alamo?
Prior to the Alamo, Texas was occupied by Mexican forces as part of the Mexican Republic. The region had been a battleground for control between Anglo settlers and the Mexican government, particularly following the Texas Revolution's tensions. The Alamo, a former Spanish mission, became a pivotal site during this conflict between Texian revolutionaries and Mexican troops.
How did the beliefs of native californians change by missions?
the development affected the missions by when junipero serra died the Mexican took over then acceped the rule to have Fr eedom
What occurred with the state of California in the Mexican War?
Alta California was invaded, siezed, occupied and defended by US Forces.
In the 1830s many Americans in Texas opposed the Mexican governments attempt to?
Ban slaves from entering Mexico.
What was the major cause of trouble between the governments of Mexico and US?
The ownership of Texas and Northern Mexican Provinces.
