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Joshua Reed Giddings of Ohio was anti Mexican American War and anti slavery.
John Quincy Adams of Massachusetts was anti Mexican American War and and anti slavery,
Abraham Lincoln of Illinois spoke out against the Mexican American War and introduced his "Spot Resolution" on exactly what spot on the map the Thorton Affair had transpired.
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Which of the following would most likely have expressed opposition to the idea of Manifest Destiny?
Members of the Whig Party in congress during the Mexican War
What war began because congress annexed Texas and made it a state?
The Mexican- American war.
What war was Mexican American in?
The Mexican War was fought from 1846 to 1848 during Polk's presidency.
What action by the US congress helped lead to the Mexican War?
The Annexation of Texas.
Who was Mexican president during Mexican-American war?
Santa Anna.
What resulted from the 1845 decision by congress to annex Texas?
The Mexican-American War began
What were the chain of events that caused the Mexican war?
Congress decided to annex Texas, therefore leading to the Mexican War.
Which of the following would most likely have expressed opposition to the idea of Manifest Destiny?
Members of the Whig Party in congress during the Mexican War
Who in congress was critical of the Mexican war?
The northern, anti-slavery states.
Why did congress refuse to annex?
Because it was a direct cause of the Mexican war.
Who were the Mexican generals during the Mexican war?
Santa Anna.
Who Mexican president during the Mexican war?
Lincoln I believe...
Who was US president during Mexican American war?
James Knox Polk was the US president during the Mexican War.
Who was the U.s. president during Mexican American war?
James Knox Polk was the US president during the Mexican War.
What war began because congress annexed Texas and made it a state?
The Mexican- American war.
What war began because congress annexed Texas and made It state?
The Mexican- American war.
Was there any Mexican slaves during the civil war?
No, there were no mexican slaves during the war. There is no history book in the world that states that a mexican was enslaved and forced to work for an american.
