Mexican-American war
Yes, but Mexico refused to negotiate.
You mean before the Mexican-American War? That was the Nueces Strip.
The Mexican Cession was the name granted the region of the modern day Southwestern US that Mexico gave up to the US. Before this, it was considered another part of Mexico.
Both share a common border, both are in the Southwestern United States; both border the country of Mexico and both used to belong to Mexico before the Mexican-American War (1846-1848).
before Mexico was independent it was called united Mexican states
Agustin I of the Mexican Empire. However, his reign was short-lived, before some Mexican generals staged a coup d'etat and switched Mexico into a Republic.
Both Native American peoples found in the Americans at the time of Mexico's conquest, as well as Spanish conquistadors who conquered and settled Mexico from 1521 until 1821, when Mexico won its independence war against Spain.
Mexican-American war
Yes, but Mexico refused to negotiate.
Yes, Mexicans lived in Texas before American settlers arrived. The region was part of Spanish territory, and after Mexico's independence from Spain in 1821, it became Mexican land. Mexican settlers, including Tejanos (Texans of Mexican descent), had established communities and ranches in Texas long before the influx of Anglo-American settlers in the 1830s. This rich cultural heritage laid the groundwork for the region's diverse history.
In the 1800s, both California and Texas were part of the Spanish Empire until Mexico gained independence in 1821. Following this, they became part of the newly formed Mexican Republic. Texas later declared its independence from Mexico in 1836, becoming the Republic of Texas, while California was briefly claimed by the Republic of Texas before becoming a U.S. territory after the Mexican-American War in 1848.
Before the Mexican Revolution that gained independence of Mexico from Spain, Spain laid claim to the area along the North American Pacific coast that includes what is now the state of California.
Before 1821, New Mexico was claimed by Spain as part of its colonial territories in the Americas. Following the Mexican War of Independence, which began in 1810 and concluded in 1821, New Mexico transitioned from Spanish to Mexican control. During this period, it remained a significant region for both Spanish and later Mexican settlers. The area was characterized by its diverse cultures, including Indigenous peoples, Spanish settlers, and later, Mexican citizens.
Before the Mexican/American War, Mexico claimed it was the Nueces river, while Texans claimed it was the Rio Grande.
You mean before the Mexican-American War? That was the Nueces Strip.
Mexico; as Texas had been a state of Mexico before it declared independence in 1836 because of this it's annexation into the US in 1848 meant that Mexico wouldn't be able to recover Texas. The issue of Texas also caused the American-Mexican War 1846-48 in which Mexico lost California, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico to the US.