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Gage Walters

23 July, 17:20

How did the border dispute between Mexico and Texas affect the Mexican-American War?

A. It became a source of conflict once Texas became a part of the United States.

B. It increased the value of land that contained many natural resources.

C. It became a source of conflict once Mexico won its independence from Spain.

D. It decreased the value of land that the United States and Texas fought over.

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