What years did the Mexican American War take place?

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What years did the Mexican American War take place? Week 4 Warm Up Questions Thursday What years did the Mexican American War take place?

Complete the following Answer Yesterday’s Review for Tomorrows QUIZ Answer the Brain pop handout and battles chart Go to my website and use the “Mountains of Asia” to answer the mountains portion.

Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo Answer to Review Rio Grande River $30 Million Nueces River 1846-1848 Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo 1845

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Matamoros Monterrey Mexico City Nueces Strip Battles Description The U.S. wanted all land up to the Rio Grande. Mexico said it should stop at the Nueces River. The land between the two rivers was known as the Nueces Strip Matamoros The first mayor battle occurred at Palo Alto in May 1846. The U.S. was victories Resaca de la Palma 1846, the first skirmishes Monterrey In September 1846, Texas Rangers helped U.S. forces defeat the Mexican army at Monterrey Mexico City In September 1847, General Winfield Scott’s men capture Mexico City. This was the last major battle of the war. Both sides then agreed to peace by signing the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo