Why did Andrew Jackson not pursue the annexation of Texas?

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President Andrew Jackson didn't want to have a war with Mexico but also did not want to deal with adding what could be another slave State. Jackson believes that if Texas was annexed, the other countries would view the United States a traitors. He was passionate about Texas but he was more passionate about keeping the Union together.

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He wanted to avoid war with Mexico.

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