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Why do you think the u.s agreed to pay for land it won in the Mexican American war?
Maybe the US wanted to find peace
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Name the four things that American settlers agreed to do in exchange for receiving land in Texas?
The American settlers agreed to Learn Spanish, Become Mexican Citizens, convert to Catholicism and obey MExican law
How was the land of Mexican cession acquired?
The Texas annexation purchased the Mexican cession.
Which group describes major outcomes of the Mexican-American War?
The U.S. gained more land as a result of the Mexican-American War. All of the land that is between California to Texas was cedes by the Mexicans.
What were the results of the mexican-american war?
America won the war and got the land they wanted.
WW why did American go to Mexico?
Cheap land provided by the Mexican government.
Did the US give up any land in the Mexican American war?
no but Mexico did
In the late 1800s what did the mexican American struggle focus on obtaining?
Land rights
What land became part of the US after the Mexican-American war?
California and Texas
In the _______________ Native American leaders agreed to surrender most of the land in what is now _____.?
Treaty of Greenville, Ohio.
Native American leaders agreed to surrender most of the land in what is now Ohio.?
Treaty of Greenville.
Why did Texans agree to the Mexican federal compact?
Texans agreed to the Mexican federal compact primarily for the promise of land and economic opportunities. The compact offered settlers the chance to acquire land at a low cost, which was appealing to many looking for new prospects. Additionally, the compact included guarantees of certain rights and the opportunity to practice their own religion, which further attracted American settlers to Texas. Ultimately, the hope for a better life and the allure of land encouraged many to align with the Mexican government's terms.
How much land did the Mexican government give to families to familes who settled in Texas and agreed to their conditions?
The Mexican government granted land to families who settled in Texas under the empresario system, which typically offered around 4,428 acres (or about 1 league) for each family that agreed to settle and adhere to Mexican laws. Additionally, settlers were often granted smaller parcels for individual members of the family. This land policy aimed to encourage migration and development in Texas during the early 19th century.
