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The Mexican War

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Who was president during the Mexican War?   James K. Polk  
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What did James K. Polk want to acquire for the USA?   California  
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How did he try to get it at first?   Buying it  
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What did Polk say trying to get a declaration for war?   The Mexicans "Shed blood on American Soil" even though the soil was not American yet  
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Who was Henry David Thoreau?   A dissenter, a transcendentalist, Was thrown into jail for refusing to pay taxes in protest for the war and writing on civil disobedience.  
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Who was the Mexican president?   Santa Ana  
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When did Santa Ana's army get defeated?   February, 1847, but they still did not give up  
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What was Gen. Winfield Scott's nickname?   Old Fuss and Feathers  
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What did Winfield Scott do in September 1847?   He captured Mexico City  
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When was the peace treaty signed?   1848  
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What is the treaty called?   The treaty of Guadaloupe Hidalgo  
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What did it do?   It confirmed the annexation of Texas and further ceded California as well as several other places that would include New Mexico, and Arizona. The USA paid Mexico $15,000,000  
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