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Which of the following groups were likely to support the war against Mexico? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
supporters of Manifest Destiny
B
abolitionists
C
members of the Whig Party
D
members of the Democratic Party
E
supporters of slavery
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This man eventually became president of the US.This man was defeated in Texas’s War for Independence.This man captured Veracruz and Mexico City during the war.

A
Winfield Scott
B
Antonio López de Santa Anna
C
Zachary Taylor
D
Winfield Scott
E
Antonio López de Santa Anna
F
Zachary Taylor
G
Winfield Scott
H
Antonio López de Santa Anna
I
Zachary Taylor
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What two things would be banned in any new territory acquired from Mexico?

A
slavery and involuntary servitude
B
slavery and settlement
C
settlement and involuntary servitude
4

The Wilmot Proviso was significant because it

A
successfully banned slavery in the territory acquired from Mexico by the US.
B
allowed slavery in the territory acquired from Mexico by the US.
C
was part of a continuing debate over the expansion of slavery that divided the US.
5

In 1848, the United States signed the with Mexico.

A
Gadsden Purchase
B
Mexican Cession
C
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
6

The territory acquired in the Mexican-American War is called the

A
Gadsden Purchase
B
Mexican Cession
C
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
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As a result of the Mexican-American War, Mexican citizens living in the Mexican Cession

A
had to return to Mexico.
B
could become US citizens.
C
were separated from their families in Mexico.
D
declared their independence.
E
faced legal and social discrimination.

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