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    the church. Two papal bulls were issued in the year of 1493 that established the Spanish position in the New World. They also established the role that the church was going to play in the New World. The first bull was issued on May 3 and it was called Inter Caetera. It said that the lands discovered by Spanish envoys not previously under a christian owner could be claimed by Spain. The bull also gave the Spanish monarch the power to send men to convert the natives to the Catholic faith and instruct

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    Independence After the people of Mexico freed themselves from Spanish control, they faced difficulties trying to officially establish themselves as a country. Despite their independence, Mexico had to also live with the aftermath of Spanish colonialism. Part of the aftermath included socio-political issues amongst the Mexican people. In an effort to establish themselves as a nation, they first had to free themselves from a Spanish ideology, for Mexico truly was not free after their independence

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    Bad Indians Summary

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    view on the Mission system, Gold Rush, and settlement of California. Through this revolutionary collection of writing, we receive a detailed account of the treatment that California Indians had to endure during the Missionization era and are able to draw our own conclusions in regard to whether the missions were a positive or negative aspect of California history. Although Miranda’s ancestors suffered and survived horrible conditions, she, in my opinion, does not villainize the Mission system, but

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    culminating with the signing of the Treaty on January 13, 1847. After, in 1848, at the end of the Mexican–American War, Los Angeles and the rest of California were purchased as part of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, and became a portion of the United States. Los Angeles was included as a city on April 4, 1850, five months before California achieved in becoming a state. The Los Angeles combined statistical area has a gross metropolitan product (P) of $831 billion (as of 2008), making it the

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    Essay On California

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    History and facts of California The state capital of California is Sacramento. The state abbreviation code is Calif and the postal code is CA. The state flower is the golden poppy, state tree California redwood, state bird California valley quail, state animal California grizzly bear, state fish the California golden trout, the state colors are blue and gold and the state song is “I Love You California. The state's nickname is The Golden State. California was sighted by Spanish navigator Jaun Rodriguez

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    Seeking A Mission

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    to undertake a mission? The rush, adrenaline, and nerve racking experience is what happens when undergoing a mission. Amadi risked her life to get to pakistan, Billy Coleman did anything for his dogs and would hunt in the night, and Ernesto a spanish speaking boy from mexico comes to america and learns a new language with complete strangers. All these character take on a mission some point the story and shows us how willing and focused they are toward succeeding in their mission. A person is

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    Are you California dreaming? If you are considering moving to California, the Golden State, then you have outstanding 58 choices. While county has its pros and cons, you should certainly consider San Diego County. Located in the deep southwest portion of the state, the country sits on the US-Mexico border. With an estimated population of 3.1 million (2008), San Diego County has become one of the biggest up-and-coming counties in the state. A CALIFORNIA ORIGINAL The State Legislature established

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    the rich history and historical artifacts it contains. What I learned was not so much about the museum itself but about an individual named Ambrosio Ortega. Although unnoticed by the public, he was a great and elevating man, known to the southern California Indians. Ortega was a tribal man from the Ka-wee-as tribe. Ortega experiences the sad tragedy of his country being taken away from them by a white man under the protection of the flag; by due process of “law’. But it was clearly robbery just the

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    it. Being an exchange student allows you to get to know a different country, to get surprised by some of the traditions and habits in your new home, and also, to analyze your old customs and your country’s traditions. This paper is an analysis on Spanish and American culture, traditions and habits, and talks about life in each one of these two important countries, separated by five thousand three hundred kilometers. This paper will make the reader realize how two countries separated by that many kilometers

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    kinds of people including: the French, English and Spanish. The legends of cities of gold, the Fountain of Youth, a northwest passage to China, and opportunities for new colonization drove the French, Spanish, and English to seek out this land and exploit her riches. Without the impact left by civilizations like the French, Spanish, and English, America would be much different today. But, in order to fully understand the role that the French, Spanish, and English played in shaping the culture of the

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