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do now Based on your homework reading, why was the Mexican-American War fought? Explain your answer.

601: THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR Unit 6: Sectionalism and the Civil War 12/15

“American Progress” by John Gaston

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How could Manifest Destiny help to lead to the Civil War How could Manifest Destiny help to lead to the Civil War? How is the Mexican-American war tie an example of Manifest Destiny in action?