Which of the following groups were most likely to support the Mexican-American War?

A) Southerners who believed in Manifest Destiny

B) Southerners who wanted to add new slave states

C) Northerners who were members of the Whig Party

D) Northerners who lived far away from the conflict

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Rocco Perkins

1 November, 08:52

Which of the following groups were most likely to support the Mexican-American War?

A) Southerners who believed in Manifest Destiny

B) Southerners who wanted to add new slave states

C) Northerners who were members of the Whig Party

D) Northerners who lived far away from the conflict

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Asa Glass · Answer 1

B, Southerners who wanted to add new slave states. Mexico had Texas under its own control. Americans wanted this Texas because it provided agriculture and new slaves which are Mexicans. After the Mexican-American war, Texas was its own country for 10 years and then it became a part of the United States. The citizens of America got new slaves after that.

Which of the following groups were most likely to support the Mexican-American War?A) Southerners who believed in Manifest DestinyB) Southerners who wanted to add new slave statesC) Northerners who were members of the Whig PartyD) Northerners who lived far away from the conflict

Which of the following groups were most likely to support the Mexican-American War?

A) Southerners who believed in Manifest Destiny

B) Southerners who wanted to add new slave states

C) Northerners who were members of the Whig Party

D) Northerners who lived far away from the conflict