Grade 4: History_MexicanRule_Ch4 Flashcards

1
Q

Who gave the famous speech which inspired people to fight for freedom

A

Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla gave a speech that was called ‘el Grito de Delores’

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What was the effect of the war on California

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Spain was too busy fighting in Mexico that they did not pay attention to California. So soldiers in the presidios and other settlers received few supplies from Spain

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3
Q

When did the war for independence start and end

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started on September 16, 1810 and ended on 1821

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4
Q

What right did women gain when Alta California became part of Mexico

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married women in Mexico could own land by getting land grants

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What was the main reason that the economy grew after Alta California became part of Mexico

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after the war, Alta California became under control of the new country of Mexico and were now allowed to trade with other countries, including United States, Russia and Britain.

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6
Q

How were Indian workers on the ranchos paid

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ranchers paid Indian workers by giving them food, some clothes, and a place to live

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El Grito de Dolores was very important in the fight for independence. Why?

A

“The Cry of Dolores” was a speach from Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla to tell the Mexicans to fight for freedom from Spanish Rule.

The Mexican born people were angry because they were not being treated less fairly compared to people born in Spain.

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8
Q

criollos

A

people born of Spanish parents in Mexico

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9
Q

mestizos

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people born from both European and Indian heritage

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10
Q

independence

A

freedom

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11
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secularization

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end of church rule of the missions

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12
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Californios

A

Spanish-speaking people of Alta California

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13
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barter

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to trade one kind of item for another

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14
Q

economy

A

wealth and resources of a country or region

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15
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hacienda

A

main house built around an open courtyard

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16
Q

ranchos

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cattle ranches

17
Q

diseno

A

design of hand-drawn map showing boundaries of the land grant

18
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tallow

A

animal fat to make soap and candles

19
Q

land grants

A

gifts of land to the settlers

20
Q

ports

A

a harbor where ships load or unload

21
Q

vaqueros

A

cowhands

22
Q

labor

A

work

23
Q

fiestas

A

parties

24
Q

reata

A

a lasso to catch animals

25
Q

Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla

A

spoke to the people to join against Spanish rule.

his speech was called ‘el Grito de Delores’

26
Q

Pablo Vicente de Sola

A

Spanish governor of Alta California that accepted Mexican rule

27
Q

Lorenzo Asisara

A

an Indian living at Mission Santa Cruz said that they lacked tools and animals for farming

28
Q

Pio Pico

A

rancho owner in California that became the last Mexican California governor

29
Q

Mariano Vallejo

A

wealthy rancher in Northern California that owned several ranchos

30
Q

Juana Briones

A

woman rancher that moved her 8 children to the Yerba Buena settlement. She saved her money from growing crops and selling them and bought her own rancho near San Jose.