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Answer:
General Taylor's troops crossed into the "Mexican Territory."
Explanation:
The spark of the "Mexican-American" war happened when General Taylor's troops crossed into the "Mexican Territory." This happened when President Polk tried to re-establish diplomatic relations with Mexico because the country broke relations in early <em>1845.</em>
Despite the U.S. government's effort, the Mexican government refused to communicate. General Taylor then sent his troops across the Rio Grande so they could communicate with the Mexican officials. The crossing of the troops at the Mexican territory was deemed an act of war for the Mexicans, since<em> it was an invasion of their territory</em>. This started the Mexican-American war and it kicked off. This then resulted to the Mexicans crossing the border and attacking some American soldiers.
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<span>It probably wasn't possible by 1774 for the 13 colonies and the British government to come together because things had gone too far between them. The 13 colonies thought the taxes imposed on them were ungrateful on the British part. The 13 colonies had fought against New-France from 1754 and 1760 and won the war for Britain. They thought it was ungrateful on the British part to impose taxes on them because of that.</span>
Answer:
no lo se
Explanation:
la verdad no se como explicarte
