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How much money did Texas reave for giving up its claim to New Mexico?

$10 Million dept.


When did the Spanish explorers claim Mexico Texas and California?

1835


What was Mexico after it seprated from Mexico?

It became the territory of New Mexico and was contested by both California and Texas. This situation was defused thanks to the Compromise of 1850, where Texas surrendered its claim to New Mexico.


What did the Republic of Mexico claim as the southern border of Texas in 1846?

Rio Grande


Which area did Mexico and the US claim before the Mexican war?

The state of Texas.


What war made Mexico relinquish its claim to Texas?

The Mexican American War.


What river did the United states claim was the border between Texas and Mexico?

The river the United States claimed was the border between Texas and Mexico was the Rio Grande.


Mexico relinquished its claim to Texas after what war?

The Mexican-American War (1846-1848)


Was the Santa Fe Expedition the effect to claim New Mexico as part of Texas?

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What counties of present day Colorado and New Mexico were once a part of Texas?

The Texas claim is based on being a break way Republic from Mexico whose claim is based on Spanish exploration and settlement. Since Texas had no exploration of the area in question the Texas claim to lands along the north and eastern banks of the Rio Grande lack merit and standing. But that was all settled effectively in the 1850 compromise. The US did uphold the Texas claim to El Paso and in the County Club border settlement, the Supreme Court also sided against New Mexico.


What territory did Texas surrender to Mexico as a result of the Compromise of 1850?

Texas surrendered its claim to New Mexico; this was a bill to defuse the slave question (i.e: it had nothing to do with the country of Mexico, but between the U.S. North and South).


What years did Mexico have claim over Texas and California?

It was the other way around: at first, Mexico was owner of both Texas and California. Texas was lost on 1835, and then California, as well as some other territories, on 1848.