Aresult of the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo was thata)texas gained much of the land controlled by mexico. b)texas became an independent republic. c)the united states paid $15 million for the southwest territories. d)the united states gave control of california to mexico. will give brainliist if right! need asap 

The correct answer is A. Texas gained much of the land controlled by Mexico

Explanation:

The "Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo" was an agreement signed between the government of Mexico and the government of U.S. in 1848. This agreement was signed to the end with the war for the territory in which both countries had participated from 1846 to 1848, because of this, the treaty established the territories of Texas, California, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Arizona among others belonged to the U.S. and not to Mexico which had owned part of these territories for some time. Additionally to this, the U.S. government paid $15 millions for the damages caused in the Mexican territory and in general terms the damaged caused the war. Considering this, one of the results of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was that "Texas gained much of the land controlled by Mexico" as the territory was again part of Texas and U.S. and not of Mexico.

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