Americans were interested in the New Mexico Territory as they perceived them to be rich in minerals and fertile lands. Americans also wanted to expand their railway network and possibly increase slave states.
Because Mexico And Native Americans owned the land before the Americans came around
The land grants the US promised the Mexican Americans after the Mexican war ended.
because they did not want to except Texas's' annexation
i think Mexicans because Americans don't even know what Mexicans can do to them when their mad. so do you hear that Americans don't mess with Mexicans. unless you want to end up in a hospital.
well to settle in the frontier
Because Mexico And Native Americans owned the land before the Americans came around
Just because
Beginning about 1821 after the Mexicans gained Independence from Spain.
The land grants the US promised the Mexican Americans after the Mexican war ended.
Just because
Santa Anna.
because they did not want to except Texas's' annexation
No. They are like most people in the world: they want to have a decent life, a nice family or succeed on their careers.
They didn't; they just outlawed slavery on Mexican territories. See related questions for further explanation.
President James K. Polk had accused Mexican troops of having attacked Americans on U.S. soil, north of the Rio Grande. But Mexico claimed this land as its own territory and accused the American military of having invaded.
No. Texas used to be part of Mexico, until America stole it from the Mexicans in a war that we Americans started for a tiny, stupid reason. After we won, we tried to settle Texas. The native Mexicans saw it correctly to be an invasion, and they didn't want Americans in their home.
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