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Why was Van Buren opposed to the annexation of Texas?
Jackson's successor, President Martin Van Buren, viewed Texas annexation as an immense political liability that would empower the anti-slavery northern Whig opposition – especially if annexation provoked a war with Mexico. ... Texans were at an annexation impasse when John Tyler entered the White House in 1841.
A genius of course thats what he was
I believe it is the XYZ Affair i'm not so sure but i do remember that this was one of my test questions and i got it right... but the wording was different
<span>New government should have rights to enforce laws to protect the peoples interest and to defend the people's rights but should not have power to interfere in other nation's politics and should not have power to wage war against any country,any religion. Because we the Muslims around the world suffered and still suffering by the US govt and the NATO's Arrogance.</span>
