Let's Go There Santa Fe New Mexico and the Republic of Texas

The video explores the history of Santa Fe, New Mexico, highlighting its Spanish roots, the Pueblo revolt, and its ties to Texas. It discusses the Texas independence movement, the Treaties of Velasco, and the expansion of Texas territory. The Santa Fe Expedition and the Mexican-American War are covered, along with the Texas and New Mexico Boundary Act. The impact of the Civil War on Santa Fe is also discussed, concluding with Santa Fe's modern cultural and geographical significance.

What was the primary reason for the Pueblo Revolt against the Spanish in 1680?

• To gain control over trade routes

• To spread Catholicism

• To resist oppressive Spanish rule

• To establish a new government

Which treaty acknowledged the independence of Texas and expanded its territory?

• Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaties of Velasco

• Treaty of Tordesillas

What was the outcome of the Texan expedition to Santa Fe in 1841?

• Peaceful negotiation with Mexican authorities

• Successful establishment of a Texan colony

• Capture of Santa Fe by Texan forces

• Texan forces surrendered and were imprisoned

What did Texas receive in exchange for giving up its claim to New Mexico in 1850?

• Land in California

• A new trade agreement

• Military support

• $10 million to pay off debts

What was the result of the Texan capture of Santa Fe during the Civil War?

• Defeat by Union forces shortly after

• Permanent control of Santa Fe by Texas

• Establishment of Santa Fe as a Confederate state

• Successful negotiation with the Union