nm history intro chapter Flashcards

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a conflict at the end of the 19th century wherein NM fought bravely for the United States, dispelling the idea that our state might be disloyal to its country

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spanish-american war

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a famous late 19th century feud between two factions in southern NM the made Billy the Kid a household name

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Lincoln County War

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a group of corrupt lawyers and politicians who controlled New Mexico politics during its territorial period

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Santa Fe Ring

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4
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a New Mexican who fought served bravely for the US and died during the Spanish-American War

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Maximiliano Luna

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5
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a special unit of cavalry organized by Teddy Roosevelt and full of NM recruits that played an important part in the American campaign in Cuba during the Spanish-American War

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Rough Riders

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6
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a violent conflict between New Mexicans and the American army in Taos and Mora that gave our state a reputation for disloyalty that lasted quite a while afterwards

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Revolt of 1847

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7
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American brigadier general who put the state under American control for the first time in 1846

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Stephen Watts Kearny

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8
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an addendum that sought to protect New Mexican’s land ownership claims following the Mexican-American War

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Protocol of Queretaro

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9
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arrived in NM in 1880, and helped to connect our state to the rest of the nation, lessening our “foreign” reputation

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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad

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10
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failed initiative for New Mexico and Arizona to petition for statehood together

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jointure movement

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first New Mexican to be tried for treason following the end of the Taos Rebellion; convicted but never executed

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Antonio Maria Trujillo

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12
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“Gettysburg of the West” during the Civil War; occurred between Las Vegas and Santa Fe and secured Union control of New Mexico and the Southwest

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Battle of Glorieta pass

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13
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his death in 1909 cemented in many Americans’ minds the fact that the Indian Wars of the West were a thing of the past

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Geronimo

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14
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infamous symbol of the violence, criminality, and lawlessness of the NM territory during the late 19th century

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Willian “Billy the Kid” Bonney

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15
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law that officially made NM a US territory and temporarily resolved the conflict over slavery’s expansion following the end of the Mexican-American War

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Compromise of 1850

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16
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egendary explorer, trader, and military commander who was charged with carrying out the forced removal of the Navajo

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Col. Christopher “Kit” Carson

17
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the forced relocation of the Navajo during the mid-1860s from their homelands in northwestern NM to a reservation on NM’s eastern plains

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Long Walk

18
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the foremost opponent of New Mexico statehood in Congress during the first decade of the 20th century

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Senator Beveridge

19
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the formal resolution of the Mexican-American War that transferred political control of NM to the United States

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treaty of Guadelupe Hidalgo

20
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the southern NM businessman whose assassination in 1878 sparked an extended violent feud that made NM famous as a wild, lawless territory

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John T. Turnstall

21
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the strategy for quelling Indian raids in the West that involved forcibly re-educating Native American tribes to adopt Western habits and values

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americanization