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Describe the views on the treaty between the Mexico and US from the Mexican American war. Some senators opposed the treaty because they argued that the US had no right to any Mexican territory other than Texas. They thought the war unjust and the treaty even more so. They said that New Mexicao and CA were.
Mexico felt that American push for imperialism bullied them into war and took over half or their land (6i) Section 1: Westward Expansion Section 2: Impact of Westward Expansion Section 3: Mexican American War Basic Facts Section 4: Causes of the Mexican American….
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Terms in this set (6) James Polk. 11th President of the United States; his expansion lede to Mexican-American War and annexation of California and much of the southwest. Mexican-American War 1846-1848. Conflict between the US and Mexico that after the US annexation of Texas, which Mexico still considered its own.
The Mexican American War was when America started to come into Texas. At first Mexicans thought it was okay, but then American started violating the agreements they had with the Mexicans. The Mexicans didn't like this, so the Mexicans and the Americans went to war.
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The Mexican-American War. “The great vice of the government is our violent party spirit; that vice which Washington foresaw, and against which his last warning was given; that which was the prominent evil of Rome, of Greece, of Holland, of all ancient and modern Republics, is our great calamity. This spirit of party, sordid, blind and selfish ...
