Answer:
Mountains kept people away from the eastern and western portions of Mexico
Explanation:
President Polk was willing to go to war against Mexico over Texas, but not against Britain over Oregon because Britain was more powerful (more of a threat) than Mexico, and so a war with Mexico would be less costly than one with Britain.
The settlers believed that the lands in the West were theirs to occupy hence they tried to push the natives out.
<h3>The settlers belief about American progress</h3>
- They believed that God had given them the new area as their home.
- They believed they were within their rights to take over the place.
- They believed that the Native Americans had to vacate the land for them.
- They believed they were fulfilling their destiny.
<h3>What the Native Americans believed in</h3>
- They believed that the settlers were intruders.
- They believed they had to fight so as not to lose their lands.
- They did not believe that their lands were a commodity that could b e sold.
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