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Who explored into the Rocky Mountains and then south into Spanish held territory between 1806 and 1807?
Zebulon Pike.
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Who explored into the Rocky Mountains and then south into Spanish-held territory between 1806 and 1807?
Zebulon Pike.
What natural feature helped form the boundary between British and Spanish territory in 1763?
The Mississippi River helped form the boundary between British and Spanish territory in 1763.
What natural feature helped formed the boundary british and spanish territory in 1763?
The Appalachian Mountains.A wall of Mountains The 1,500-mile- long Appalachian Mountain range formed a natural barrier to westward expansion.
When did Mexico expand into North America?
Between 1521 and 1821, when it became an overseas territory of the Spanish Empire. At the time, several Spanish conquistadors explored the northern territories, founding several cities along the way such as Santa Fe (NM), San Antonio (TX) or Los Angeles (CA).
What natural feature help from the boundary between british and spanish territory in 1763?
The Ohio river
What is the agreement that resulted in acquired territory between Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains?
The Louisiana Purchase.
Between what two natural boundaries did the Louisiana territory lie?
Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains.
What all did the Louisiana purchase give the US?
A territory of the western United States extending from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains between the Gulf of Mexico and the Canadian border. It was purchased from France on April 30, 1803, for $15 million and officially explored by the Lewis and Clark expedition
What natural feature helped form the boundary between british and the spanish territory?
The sea.
What was the boundary between french and spanish territory in east Texas in the 1700s?
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What treaty established the border between the US and the Spanish territory in 1819?
The Red River
Who exactly where the Comancheros?
Comancheros ranged east to the Wichita Mountains of Oklahoma, southeast as far as the Davis Mountains in Texas, and north to the Dakotas. The distinctive form of trade associated with them began with a treaty of 1786 between the Spanish governor of New Mexico, Juan Baptista de Anza, and the Comanche Indians of the plains, allowing trade between New Mexico and the Indians in return for Indian protection of Texas against intruders on Spanish territory.
