Mexican American War

In the cartoon series, where the United States and Great Britain are characters, they had an agreement that set the border in the pacific northwest between the cartoon world's Canada and the United States. What was this agreement called in the series?

• Manifest Destiny episode

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo episode

• Wilmot Provisio episode

• Oregon Treaty episode

In the world of cartoons, when a character takes over a territory or region, what is this action called?

• Annexation

• Wilmot Proviso

• Manifest Destiny

• Cede

In a cartoon series, a character named Tex, who is the leader of the Toonville revolution and the first President of Toon Republic, led a group of cartoon soldiers that defeated the villain Santa Anta. Who is this character inspired by?

• James Polk

• Sam Houston

• James Bowie

• Rio Grande

In this episode of the history cartoon, which agreement was shown to bring an end to the Mexican American War?

• Oregon Treaty

• Manifest Destiny

• Wilmot Proviso

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

In the cartoon series, if the characters were to visit what Mexicans called Present Day Texas, where would they be going?

• Rio Grande

• Santa Anta

• Tejas

• CEDE

In a cartoon series, a group of characters believed that the Nueces River was the Southern Border of their imaginary kingdom, similar to how Mexico believed it to be the Southern Border of the United States. Can you recall the name of this river?

• Nueces River

• Cimmeron River

• Mississippi River

In a cartoon, a character made an unsuccessful Proposal to ban slavery in territories acquired after a fictional war. Can you guess what this scenario is referring to in real history?

• Wilmot proviso

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

• Battle of the Alamo

In a cartoon episode, which character, portrayed as the President and Military leader of Mexico, defeated the Texas Rebels at the Alamo?

• Character resembling Davy Crocket

• Character resembling James Polk

• Character resembling Santa Anna

• Character resembling William B Travis

Belief that expansion of the 'Cartoon World' was both justified and Inevitable, similar to a concept in the history of the UNITED STATES.

• Manifest Destiny

• Annexation

• Wilmot Proviso

• Gadsen Purchase

In a cartoon episode, the character representing the Texas Commander at the battle of the Alamo, was shown to have met his end at the Alamo. Who was this character representing?

• William B Travis

• Davy Crocket

• Sam Houston

• Santa Anna