The 1810 Mexican war was a fight for Mexican independence from Spain. The 1910 was a revolution or struggle between the Mexican government and the Mexican people.
The Mexican War preceded the Civil War. Many of the Officers and Troops on both the Union and Confederate sides received their combat experience during the Mexican War.
No, the Texas and Mexican War is correctly known as the Texas Revolution or the War for Texas Indepence and the Mexican-American war began in 1846 ten years after Texas won its Indepence at the Battle of San Jacinto in 1836.
A nickname for the Mexican-American War was the Invasion of Mexico. It is also known as the US-Mexican War. It lasted from April 1846 until February 1848.
The Mexican American War was declared on 13 May 1846 or on it was April 25, 1846 that the American-Mexican war started as the result of border incident known as the Thornton Affair. The Mexican American war began on 25 April 1846.
The war for Texas Independence involved a Mexican State (Tejas) breaking away from its parent and seeking Independence. The Mexican American War involved two Soverign Nations going to War.
Zachery Taylor was the 12th president. He was also a Mexican war hero in the Mexican-American war. At the time he became president, he was the most popular man in America.
The Mexican-American War, or simply the Mexican War as it was previously known, was fought mostly in southern Texas and northern Mexico, central Mexico, and southern California.
The US did NOT go to war with Mexico for the Mexican border, but they didn't go to war for the American border either. They fought for the US-Mexican border.
The Mexican, or its other name, the Mexican-US War, was in 1846. There is no direct connection to the US Civil War, other then that many of the generals of the Civil War, fought together and came to know each other.