New Mexico History: Unit 9 Part 4 pp. 172-176
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Answer the following questions.
- On August 10, 1837, leaders of the Revolt gathered at Santa Fe. They picked someone to be a new governor. Who was their choice? Why was he a poor choice?
- What were three ideas the rebels had now that they had taken over NM?
- What was the startling news that came from La Canada?
- The leaders of the Albuquerque area met. What did they decide about the revolt?
- The Hispanic leaders of Albuquerque raised an army to put down the revolt. Who did they appoint to lead this army? What had his position once been?
- Once he entered Santa Fe, what did Armijo quickly announce?
- What did Armijo do to some rebel leaders?
- In order for Jose Gonzales to go home a free man, what did he have to agree on?
- The rebels went home, but the revolt was not over. What did the rebels do in January 1838 and what did they declare?
- His power challenged, Manuel Armijo had to act. He marched north to crush the rebels once and for all. On January 27, 1838, what happened?
- The Revolt of 1837 ended. Law and order now returned to NM. Grateful leaders in Mexico kept Armijo as governor. How long did he serve?
- Soon after the Revolt of 1837 ended, what new danger did New Mexicans face?
- What did Texas claim as its southern and western border?
- What wild claim did NM and Mexico not accept?
- In the summer of 1841 a small army of Texans approached NM. They carried orders to take over Santa Fe. The Texans never reached Santa Fe. Why was that?
- Governor Armijo learned of the Texans’ approach and prepared to defend Santa Fe. What did Governor Armijo do as groups of lost, hungry Texans wandered into NM?
- After he had them all, where did Governor Armijo send the Texas prisoners?
- In 1843, which New Mexican village did Texans raid?
- In the 1840s Governor Armijo knew NM was in danger. Indian and Texan raids presented a real danger. What did Armijo turn to as a way to protect NM?
- What did those who received land grants from Armijo promise to do?
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