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What was one sign that the Mexican government of California was weakening?
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How did California become a republic?
in California, a small group of American citizens revolted against the Mexican government. The rebels easily defeated the small force in the village of Sonoma and forced the Mexican leader to sign a treaty turning California over to them. They then declared Cali to be The Independent Republic of California on June 14, 1846.
Which city did the U.S control forcing the Mexican government to sign a treaty?
Mexico city
Which city did the us control forcing the Mexican government to sign a treaty?
Mexico city was taken
One sign that the economy might be weakening in the 1920s was?
One sign that the US economy might be weakening in the 1920's was the failure of the area banks. Along with the banks failures there was an underproduction of goods due to lack of money.
What events cause Mexican gov to want to end the Mexican war?
The fall of Mexico City (September 15, 1848). After the country's capital had fallen to American forces, Mexican government representatives were forced to sign the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, which basically tranferred the sovereignity of the whole states of California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, as well as parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas to the United States.
What government officials can sign currency?
What government can sign currency?
Why did the Mexican government refuse to honor the treaty signed by Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna?
Because he had been captured and forced to sign the independence of Texas. This is a major contradiction to the Mexican constitution. It is as if today's US president Barack Obama was captured by North Korea, forcing him to give up California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Do you think the US congress would approve such "treaty"? I don't think so.
Why did the Mexican government to honor the treaty signed by antonio Lopez de santa Anna?
Because he had been captured and forced to sign the independence of Texas. This is a major contradiction to the Mexican constitution. It is as if today's US president Barack Obama was captured by North Korea, forcing him to give up California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Do you think the US congress would approve such "treaty"? I don't think so.
Why did the Mexican government refused to honor the treaty signed by Antonio Lopez DE Santa Anna?
Because he had been captured and forced to sign the independence of Texas. This is a major contradiction to the Mexican constitution. It is as if today's US president Barack Obama was captured by North Korea, forcing him to give up California, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona. Do you think the US congress would approve such "treaty"? I don't think so.
Would Mexican coins have a dollar sign symbol?
yes
Where is the big a sign in California?
The hollywood sign is fairly large.
Where was the addition sign invented?
The addition sign was invented in Oakland California.
