Jamie Solis

28 March, 00:11

What was the main reason for the Mexican-American War? A. The U. S. wanted to build a port on the Gulf of Mexico. B. Mexico wanted to create a trade route through the U. S. to Canada. C. Mexico view the annexation of Texas as an act of aggression. D. The U. S. wanted to expand south to the Caribbean Sea.

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