Border dispute
Nowadays? No. However, these issues over Texas' border prompted a war between both countries, known as the Mexican-American War (1846-1848).
Five months after Texas was granted statehood, a Mexican attack on US troops (and a US fort) allowed Polk to go to war with Mexico. Congress declared war on May 13, 1846.
Well the U.S. went to war with Mexico. And all of this happened because of Manifest Destiny. After the war with Mexico we gained the Oregon Territory; it make up of Idaho, Washington, and Oregon of course.
Officially, from 1821 when it was part of Mexico after its war of independence against Spain (1810-1821), until 1848 when Mexico was forced to let it go to the United States after the Mexican-American War (1846-1848).
No, the US went to war with Mexico.
Zimmerman
Arthur Zimmerman.
They German foreign minister is prepared to offer Mexico financial support if they go to war with the United States.
All the way to Mexico City.
It was a secret telegram from Germany to Mexico, saying Mexico should go to war with the US and reclaim land lost from the Mexican-American War, and that Germany would help Mexico. It angered US that Germany was trying to hurt US so US declared war against Germany.
Mexico fought against Texan colonists, the United States and France in defensive wars. It also fought for the Allies during WW2:Texas War of Independence (1835-1836)First Franco-Mexican War ("The Pastry War") (1838)Mexican-American War (1846-1847)Second Franco-Mexican War (1862-1867)US Occupation of Veracruz (1914)US Punitive Expedition (1916-1917)World War Two (1942-1945)
It wasn't justified, as American blood was shed on a no man's land.
the fear of Mexico getting involved because Germany sending a telegraph to Mexico to try to keep U.S. occupied during the war but failed because Mexico was scared of being destroyed by U.S.
does a citizen of Mexico need a passport to go from the us to Mexico and back? He is legal to be in us but not a us citizen.
No. Nowadays with the Mexican War on Drugs, most cities on the US-Mexico border, including Matamoros, are quite unsafe to visit.
they went to Mexico to convince them to distract the us from Europe.
The Mexicans could have not opened up Texas or New Mexico for American settlement because these two acts greatly increased the American population that it soon outnumbered the actual Mexicans. This could have prevented the entire disputes over the annexation of Texas which was a primary reason Polk went into the war-- to get Texas as a state of the U.S.
* It rebelled against Mexico's Constitution because it did not allow slavery. * It declared its Independence from Mexico. * It gained its Independence in combat, and by treaty. * It joined the US by declaring its acceptance of the Constitution. * It rebelled against the US and seceded from the Union. * It joined the Confederate States of America, whose Constitution allowed slavery. * It was defeated during the US Civil War. * It underwent the reconstruction process, and reaccepted the Constitution. * It rejoined the US by declaring its acceptance of the Constitution, which now forbade slavery.
1. German sunk the Lusitania(ship with a lot of American women and children) 2.zimmerman telegram (Germany ashed Mexico to go to war with America, so that they would be distracted. this would prevent US from helping the allies. America got angry and didnt go to war with Mexico.
Yes, the US had a choice, but the US had an "agenda"; Manifest Destiny! (US property from "Sea to Shining Sea").