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What is the significance of the Santa Fe trail?
Its significance is that it was used mostly for manufacturing and trade
The santa Fe expedition all of these hardships except?
Lack of food and water.
Which city did the Santa Fe expedition begain?
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The Santa Fe expedition endured all of these hardships EXCEPT?
Lack of Food AND water
Was the Santa Fe Expedition the effect to claim New Mexico as part of Texas?
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Which exact direction did the Santa Fe expedition travel when it left Austin Texas?
From Austin, you would travel north to intersect with the Santa Fe Trail, and then go west to Santa Fe. There may have been other trails that went more directly northwest.
When and where did Susan Magoffin's expedition begin?
Susan Magoffin's expedition began in May 1846 in Independence, Missouri, as part of the Santa Fe Trail.
Why did President Lamar order the Santa Fe Expedition to annex Santa Fe?
President Mirabeau B. Lamar ordered the Santa Fe Expedition in 1841 to assert Texas's claim over the Santa Fe region and to promote economic expansion by establishing trade routes. He aimed to strengthen Texas's position against Mexico and enhance its viability as an independent republic. The expedition was also motivated by a desire to gain more territory and resources for the young nation. However, the mission ultimately faced logistical challenges and hostile reception, leading to its failure.
What cities were located along the route that the Santa Fe Expedition prisoners followed?
Mexico city and Perote
What were 2 results of the Santa Fe expedition?
The Santa Fe Expedition of 1841, organized by the Republic of Texas, aimed to assert Texas's claim to the Santa Fe region but ended in failure. One result was the capture of the Texan forces by Mexican troops, leading to their imprisonment and the eventual return of some to Texas. Additionally, the expedition strained relations between Texas and Mexico, highlighting the challenges of territorial expansion and the complexities of U.S.-Mexican relations during that period.
Why was the Santa Fe expedition important to Texas?
The Santa Fe Expedition of 1841 was significant for Texas as it aimed to assert Texas's claim over the Santa Fe region and expand its influence into New Mexico. Although the expedition ultimately failed due to logistical challenges and hostile encounters, it highlighted the tensions between Texas and Mexico, and underscored the challenges of frontier expansion. The expedition also galvanized public opinion in Texas regarding its ambitions for territorial growth and contributed to the ongoing narrative of Manifest Destiny in the United States.
Where did the Santa Fe trail lead to?
The Santa Fe trail lead to Santa Fe, New Mexico.
