A) acquisition of California
B) tariff reduction
C) restoration of the independent Treasury
D) settlement of the Oregon boundary question
E) internal improvements
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A) The Americans refused to trade with Spain.
B) The new Mexican government was more interested in trading with the U.S. than Spain had been.
C) British troops in the region prior to Mexican independence helped stifle trade.
D) The Indian raids that wreaked havoc on the trade during the era of Spanish control were eliminated.
E) Santa Fe was not established until after Mexican independence.
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A) support so long as it proceeded honorably and without war
B) adamant opposition to it
C) indifference
D) insisting the territory be returned to Mexico
E) ignoring it
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A) He was a pacifist.
B) He preferred to go to war with Britain over Oregon.
C) He was known for his adamant support of pro-Mexican policies.
D) He believed Texas could be acquired without a war.
E) He was convinced that the war was part of a Democratic scheme to add more slave states to the union.
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A) Monterrey
B) Veracruz
C) Cerro Gordo
D) Puebla
E) Mexico City
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A) at first shied away from annexation by the United States
B) drafted a constitution emancipating its slaves
C) was recognized by President Andrew Jackson early in his administration
D) developed trade relations with Britain and France
E) was on the verge of becoming a world power
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A) an independent republic
B) one of the American states
C) French territory
D) a commonwealth of the British empire
E) a part of Mexico
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A) both Clay and Polk enthusiastically supported Texas annexation
B) Liberty party votes in New York cost Clay the White House
C) Polk won a popular vote landslide
D) Jackson supported his old rival, Henry Clay
E) Polk's greater experience in national office gave him a huge advantage over Clay
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A) to preempt Mexican plans to attack U.S. territories east of Texas
B) to honor their alliance with the Comanche Indians
C) out of fear that the Mexican government intended to free their slaves
D) at the request of Spain, which was trying to regain control of Mexico
E) they opposed taxation without representation
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A) he held a legitimate land grant from Mexico
B) he encouraged thousands of Anglos to settle in Texas
C) the land grant he held was originally given to his father
D) he adamantly opposed slavery
E) more than 2,000 people eventually settled on his land
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A) racism against Americans
B) opposition to slavery the settlers brought to Texas
C) a preference for Indian settlement of the land
D) the Spanish forced them to exclude the Americans
E) the British claimed the territory
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A) merely followed the orders of Henry Clay
B) tried to slow American migration to the West
C) was able to fulfill most of the Whig economic platform
D) brought a completely different background to office than Andrew Jackson
E) died after only a month in office
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A) help his presidential aspirations
B) hurt his relationship with his fellow senators
C) secure his nomination as the Whig candidate for president
D) cost him his party's nomination
E) cause future generations to honor his political courage
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