Mexican American War

The United States annexed Texas and Mexico's never accepted independence could not avoid the war with Mexico. When Mexicans refused to meet the American mission to negotiate outstanding issues, President Pork ordered the US military to approach the Mexican border in conflict areas. The Mexican were attacked and the war began

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Mexico - the American war is essentially a war of expansion of America. President James K. Polk strongly opposed the concept of expanding the clear fate of the Pacific and the US to the west and using the Mexican government which recently weakened by Spanish independence. In 1845, he suggested buying California and New Mexico from $ 24 million to $ 30 million, and sent American diplomats to Mexico City. When the diplomat arrived in Mexico City, he was shocked and the Mexican refused to accept him for his documentation being problematic. Pork believes that this is contempt, insult and "good reason for war" for his progress. In preparation for the declaration of declaration of war by Congress, Pork received the news that the Mexican army ambushing the US Army beyond Rio Grande. As a legitimate reason for war, Congress immediately declared war

The war between Mexico and the United States is one of the most controversial conflicts in American history. It is also known as Mexican Pork War - the American War was launched by James Pork and the American government. The main purpose of this war was to get the Northern Territories from Mexico. The resulting land acquisition nearly doubled the size of the United States and opened up the western region due to future solutions and the possibility of slavery expansion. In the years after the end of the Mexican-American war, settlers now have access to a huge new territory, so the problem of slavery and the extent to which that system spread will become dominating politics Let's see.