Northern Western and Southern SectionalismThe interests of the different regions, causing sectionalism, created a split in the party systems and among the people in each region. The debates about the Mexican War and its aftermath reflected the interests of all three sectional groups including the New Englanders, westerners, and southerners. These three groups each had their own ideas and interests and the debates caused great controversy as well as concessions in order to accommodate more groups of people. This period of expansion was one of the most prosperous for the United States of America as well as the most ridiculed. The expansion theory or policy of Manifest Destiny played a key role in the justification of all decisions. It stated that the expansion of White Americans across the continent was God-given and inevitable.
The Northern territories of the United States were anti-expansion. The New Englanders believed that strongly opposed the expansion of slavery. The fear of new states becoming slave states dominated the debate from the Northern side. The Whig party debated over the addition of Texas in order to preserve the conservation of power in the Senate. Adding any slavery states to the Senate would upset the even balance. The Northerners also argued that the Polks War was unconstitutional and a forced action of military power. The Senate also agreed that every state on after would be free of slavery such as California. The Gold Rush in California was one of the fastest growing periods of population growth in terms of western territories. The population grew from 11,000 in 1848 to 100,000 in 1852.
The westerners of the time period included those residing in Texas and California, along with other territories like Oregon. They all wanted freedom. Texas asked for annexation as it became larger and larger which son turned into the Mexican-American War. Texas produced a very high profit of $500,000 from cotton and it seemed inevitable that the state would become a slave state. Most people from Texas were hand-picked by the Austin family and did not express any intentions to become a leave state or not. All they pleaded was for annexation and to be part of the American Union. The annexation came under heavy opposition form the Northern Party using slavery as a motive for annexation which would have upset the Senate balance. The Democratic Southern party supported the war and wanted the state to become a slave state to increase legislature power. California was hit with a population boom due to Gold Rush. The mining camps were set
Permanent government in Mexico was started and people were put to work to build public good. The state received a large amount of tourism as one of the main attractions. Traveling a big group of people led to a strong economic development and prosperity. This state was able to have its own laws to protect against corruption, corruption in administration and to create a strong community for those who needed public services while also reducing bureaucracy. Local governments and the local business communities made a lot of money. The state was also able to invest, which raised local economic output. And a big part of this growth came from the fact that Mexican immigrants and new immigrants to America didn’t come for the American way. More and more Mexican citizens in America wanted to be American. And they got work that could make much more money.
The people who came to work with their children had high school teachers and high school teachers with low school educations and they came to Texas. They could get a good job and go to school, or pay good wages. The Mexican were able to have more access to education. They could have college tuition, they could stay out of trouble and make money in the long run. The Mexican were able to have a high standard of living because they were able to pay them wages, and the Mexican culture brought jobs to them as well. The Mexican government had no job regulations to regulate it. There was nothing to prohibit a Mexican family who had the opportunity and the opportunity for good wages from coming to Texas, however, they paid a lot more for their education costs. There was no federal laws about paying education fees outside of Texas. Only that Texas was a slave state. Texas wanted to be a free state, and it came with the support of the Democrats and Republicans. And it became a slave state when the population of Texas increased drastically. In other words, Texas became a slave state. In the South Texas had no other way. In Oklahoma in 1870, if the state had not been under the Democratic Southern state control, the South would have lost its statehood. Oklahoma was actually located in the north of Oklahoma. This wasn’t the case. But they did it because they wanted a state with good and fair laws that did not allow the state to become enslaved.
Texas was a new state. Texas had its own economy which was different from that associated with South to North. It has been largely successful in the United States since Lincoln’s day. One might say that with much more work to do it made Texas a better center for all things social. Texas benefited from other states being there too. In Mississippi, the state was very successful. In Alabama the state became a great center and a great economic powerhouse. Texas is now a great center of economic activity, a great social resource, and America’s closest ally.
So at the end of May 1829 Texas joined with the rest of the rest of the North to defend its sovereignty. The battle began to build for Texas as the new South became a slave state. We’re told that Texas began being a slave state in 1833 when the South was attacked by the Republican National Convention. And the slave trade began in the early part of 1829 when the Louisiana Legislature passed the Reconstruction Act of 1850, which allowed slave traders all over the northern half of the United States to become slaves.
At that time the Texas territory was too large to be taken by Texas and Louisiana, but it was used as a base to go to war in Missouri. The Texas Tribune published an article that describes how the American war for independence began in 1829 and how it began as a struggle for control of Texas.
The Battle of Tuscaloosa is a great example of how Texas really turned from a state that had very small numbers to another great national