Why were Louisianans mostly united in their support of war with Mexico?

They had personal or business connections to people in Texas because they shared a

border.

They were threatened by troops from Mexico that had crossed Louisiana's border to take

possession of New Orleans.

They realized that victory in a war with Mexico would provide an outlet for the surplus of

slaves in Louisiana.

They saw it as an opportunity to expand the state's territory by extending its boundaries to

the west.

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Micah Cobb

14 March, 16:37

Why were Louisianans mostly united in their support of war with Mexico?

They had personal or business connections to people in Texas because they shared a

border.

They were threatened by troops from Mexico that had crossed Louisiana's border to take

possession of New Orleans.

They realized that victory in a war with Mexico would provide an outlet for the surplus of

slaves in Louisiana.

They saw it as an opportunity to expand the state's territory by extending its boundaries to

the west.

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Grayson Watkins · Answer 1

They had personal or business connections to people in Texas because they shared a border. They saw it as an opportunity to expand the state's territory by extending its boundaries to the west.