To Texas since it had held Independence under the Treaty of Velasco for almost a decade as a proclaimed Inde[endent Republic prior to applying for statehood. California could ponly be claimed as a part of its occupation during time of war. The failure of Mexico to ratify the Treaty of Velasco was not a US problem, nor was the failure of Texas to comply fully with the terms of that Treaty. The US could at least claim to have been dealing in good faith with the Republic of Texas.
1835
There were 11 states which comprised the Confederate States of America. They were: Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas.
Spain claimed most if the North America in the colonial times. Some of the areas that they controlled include Texas, Puerto Rico, Gulf coast, Florida and California among others.
France, Australia, Norway, Britain, Argentina and Chile claim territory on Antarctica.
The refused to negotiate the sale of Alta California and Nuevo Laredo and they refused to accept the Texas claim that the Rio Grande was the border between Texas and Mexico.
It became the territory of New Mexico and was contested by both California and Texas. This situation was defused thanks to the Compromise of 1850, where Texas surrendered its claim to New Mexico.
Alaska
It lost half its territory, also forbidding it from any claim on Texas.
1835
No, the United States has no claim on Antarctic territory. Claims by South America's countries are invalid, given the terms of the Antarctic Treaty.
It was the other way around: at first, Mexico was owner of both Texas and California. Texas was lost on 1835, and then California, as well as some other territories, on 1848.
If you mean file an interstate claim, yes.
the United States
There were 11 states which comprised the Confederate States of America. They were: Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas.
Spain claimed most if the North America in the colonial times. Some of the areas that they controlled include Texas, Puerto Rico, Gulf coast, Florida and California among others.
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Texas itself; before the Texas Revolution (1835-1836) Texas had been a territory of Mexico and until the Mexican-American War (1846-1848) it was seen as a rebel province to acquire on a later date.