Describe the issues between the United States and Mexico before they went to war. There was a dispute over the border between Texas and Mexico wanted to reclaim Texas. ... The U.S would drive Mexican forces out of Texas, it would seize New Mexico and California, they would advance and capture Mexico City.
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What action did President Polk take to get Mexico to strike first? Polk sent representative, John Slidell, to Mexico to propose a deal of $30 million dollars to buy New Mexico and California is Mexico agreed the borders of Texas were at the Rio Grande. What three goals did the United States have in the war with Mexico?
1. There was a disagreement about the border between Texas and Mexico, and Mexico wanted to reacquire Texas. At first, the United States refused to fuse Texas into the union, generally on the grounds that northern political interests were against the expansion of another slave state. The Mexican government was additionally reassuring boundary attacks and cautioning that any endeavor at extension would prompt war.
2. Polk sent delegate, John Slidell, to Mexico to propose an arrangement of $30 million dollars to purchase New Mexico and California is Mexico concurred the lines of Texas were at the Rio Grande.
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