DCP Prep!

Time-travelers, buckle up! In which year did President Polk catapult us into a historical showdown by declaring war on Mexico?

• May 9, 1846

• February 2, 1848

• July 4, 1776

• March 3, 1875

Hey history enthusiasts! Ready for a challenge? Can you guess the number of valiant Texans who stood their ground in the U.S. Mexican War?

• 10,000

• 7,000

• 5,000

• 2,000

🚀 Time Machine Activated! 🚀 You've just zapped back to a crucial moment in history. Quick, can you figure out when the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo was inked? Your choice could change history!

• July 4, 1776

• February 2, 1848

• May 9, 1846

• March 3, 1875

Time travel alert! 🕰️✨ In the historic Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, what territory did Mexico agree to part ways with?

• All claims to New Mexico

• All claims to California

• All claims to Texas

• All claims to Arizona

How did the U.S. navigate the complex political maze that came with acquiring new territories?

• The U.S. Mexican War

• The Rio Grande border

• The Compromise of 1850

• The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo

Guess what? In the grand year of 1850, a compromise was struck that decided California's fate. What did it allow for California?

• Admission as a slave state

• Admission as a free state

• Admission as a Mexican territory

• Admission as an independent country

Where did most new Texans come from?

• Eastern states

• Southern states

• Western states

• Northern states

Ready to dive into the melting pot of the U.S.? Guess how Texas stands out in its immigrant mix compared to other states! Yee-haw!

• More diverse

• Less diverse

• Similar

• No immigrants

Guess who got the big 'No Entry' sign when trying to settle down in Texas?

• European immigrants

• African Americans

• Mexican Texans

• Native Americans

Who were allowed to become U.S. citizens in the ceded territories?

• Native Americans

• African Americans

• European immigrants

• Mexican Texans