PACE TEST (Annexation and Mexican War Charts)

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<p>Cause 1</p>

Cause 1

Annexation of Texas – Mexico never recognized Texas as being independent from Mexico & viewed the U. S. annexation of Texas as illegal.

<p><span>Annexation of Texas – Mexico never recognized Texas as being independent from Mexico &amp; viewed the U. S. annexation of Texas as illegal.</span></p>
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<p>Cause 2</p>

Cause 2

Boundary Dispute – US believed boundary was Rio Grande & Mexico believed it was the Nueces River.

<p><span>Boundary Dispute – US believed boundary was Rio Grande &amp; Mexico believed it was the Nueces River.</span></p>
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<p>Cause 3</p>

Cause 3

California & New Mexico  – U. S. offered to buy California & New Mexico, but Mexico refused.

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Cause 4

U. S. wanted Mexican government to pay American citizens for damages to their property during Texas Revolution. Mexico refused.

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Escalation(Cause)

Mexico won’t meet with U.S. envoy Slidell which makes President Polk furious. General Zachary Taylor moved his troops across the Nueces River to the Rio Grande.

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Escalation(Effect)

Mexican government views this as an invasion of Mexican territory and attack Taylor’s soldiers.

<p><span>Mexican government views this as an invasion of Mexican territory and attack Taylor’s soldiers.</span></p>
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Key Battles and Outcomes(1846)

May 8-9, 1846: Battle of Palo Alto –US wins and Gen. Taylor leads his army south into Mexico.

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Key Battles and Outcomes(1847)

February 1847 –Battle of Buena Vista-Santa Anna attacks Taylor’s forces in northern Mexico, after a fierce battle, US wins. 

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Key Battles and Outcomes(1847)

September 12-13, 1847-Battle of Chapultepec Castle in Mexico City-US forces attack and eventually overrun the fort. Santa Anna and troops abandon Mexico City.

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Leaders (US)

  1. General Zachary Taylor

  2. General Winnfield Scott

  3. President James K Polk

  4. James Pinckney Henderson-governor

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Leaders (Mexico)

General Santa Anna

<p><span>General Santa Anna</span></p>
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Treaty Date

February 2, 1848

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Treaty NAME

 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo:

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Treaty ABOUT

1. Mexico gave up all claims to Texas.

2. Rio Grande became the boundary between US & Mexico.

3. Mexico gave up land between Texas and Pacific Ocean to US - Mexican 

Cession.

 4. U. S. paid Mexico $15 million dollars for the Mexican Cession (included all of California, Nevada, and Utah, and parts of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, & Wyoming).

5. U. S. would pay up to $3.25 million toward claims of American citizens against Mexico.

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Result of the Mexican America War

The United States achieved manifest destiny.

Mexico gave up all claims to Texas.