The USA intervention in Mexican Territory , referred as the The USA intervention in Mexican Territory, referred as the Mexican-American War, was an armed conflict between Mexico and the USA between 1846 and 1848. It was caused by the expanding urge of the USA to the south; the first step was the creation of the so called Texan Republic, situation that separated the Mexican State of Coahuila and Texas. The other detonators of the war was the demands from the Mexican Government for retribution due to damages caused by the Texan independence War, and the trespassing of North-American forces into Mexican territory.
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territory along the southern border of Texas
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Sharecropping
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The sharecroppers could not pay off their debts because of high interest rates.
Two treaties<span> were signed by ad interim president David G. Burnet and Gen. Antonio López de Santa Anna at </span>Velasco<span> on May 14, 1836, after defeat of the Mexican forces at the battle of San Jacinto.</span>
Famed naval officer John Paul Jones<span> was born in Scotland in 1742. His career at sea began at age 13, and by 21 he was the captain of a ship sailing between the West Indies and British ports. </span>Jones <span>joined the Continental navy during the American Revolution, enjoying his greatest successes in international waters.</span>
