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27 August, 12:28

Why did new mexico, texas, and california attract expansionists in the 1820s?

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  1. 27 August, 16:21
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    Because they could be turned into slave states, giving more power to the slaveowners in the south. Also, expansion policy and the dram of Manifest Destiny played a part in desiring that land.
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