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To push for slavery, invade and take away half of the Mexican territory, occupate Mexican soil regularly, and disregard the will of the Mexican people. These are just a few of these actions.
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What was a result of us actions in Mexico and china?
General distrust of American intentions, even if these look "well intentioned".
How was US and Mexico were different after the war?
Mexico lost half its territory and the US gained access to the Pacific. Both countries lost thousands of men (mostly volunteers) and at least to this date, provided Mexicans with a good reason to distrust any US involvement with Mexico.
Make a sentence using the word distrust?
Distrust spoils a relationship
Why did Mexico distrust the US in the 1820s?
It didn't; Mexico was so friendly to the United States that the Mexican government let American colonists settle Texas and other territories, who ironically, would later revolt, fight for their independence and ultimately secede from Mexico.
Why people with blue eyes are not to be trusted in Mexico?
Mexicans have a distrust of Yankees (Americans).
When did the us make gadsden purchase from Mexico?
1853
How much money did the US make from exports to Mexico?
Annual earnings of US exports into Mexico accounted for US$114.95 billion during 2009 (est.)
How was the Vietnam War affecting US society?
There became a wide spread DISTRUST of the government. "Watergate" was directly involved with the war, and "Watergate" added fuel to this distrust.
Why did they make so many Mexicos?
There are only two of them: the country of Mexico - the original - and New Mexico, a territory acquired by the US from Mexico.
Who was to blame for the distrust between US and USSR during the cold war?
Gorbachev
During the cold war what nation did the US distrust?
Any communist nation.
In what direction is Mexico from the US?
Mexico is south of the US. consequently the US is north of Mexico
