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Guilty conscience: the war was aimed at acquiring California at all costs. Although it can't be called "stealing", promoting a war on the grounds of American blood shed on a no man's land is quite shaky at best.

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Q: Why did the US pay Mexico 18 million at the end of the war with Mexico if the US won the war?
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