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1. Why did President Polk think the Mexican government might want to sell California and New Mexico?
Polk thought the Mexican government might sell California and New Mexico because they were
thinly settled and neglected by the Mexican government
2. Using this map, explain a few sentences why
the U. S. Congress declared war on Mexico in
1846.
Because the disputed area was mostly part of
United States
3. Choose two of these Mexican-American War battle locations: New Mexico, California, Monterrey, Buena
Vista, or Chapultepec. Then create two historical newspaper headlines for each of your two battles
locations. Write the first headline for a U. S. newspaper whose editors agreed with manifest destiny. Write the
second headline for a newspaper in Mexico.
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