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A) concern over Texas entering as a slave state.
B) fear of a possible Mexican attack on the United States.
C) Calhoun's incompetence as secretary of state.
D) the desire of Texans to remain a republic.
E) Britain's support for Texas independence.
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A) agreeing to a border along the 49th parallel.
B) paying the British $10 million to give up their claim.
C) sending the navy to back up the U.S.claim.
D) agreeing to a permanent joint occupation of the Pacific Northwest.
E) promising not to go to war with Mexico.
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A) racism against Americans
B) worry about the behavior and intentions of the Americans living there
C) a preference for Indian settlement of the land
D) the Spanish forcing them to exclude the Americans
E) the British claim to the territory
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A) an independent republic.
B) one of the American states.
C) a French territory.
D) a commonwealth of the British Empire.
E) a part of Mexico.
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A) the strengthening of the Union.
B) the United States becoming a transcontinental nation.
C) the end of a prolonged depression.
D) the creation of the Department of the Interior.
E) a dramatic expansion of the federal government.
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A) young congressman who argued that Polk had maneuvered the Mexicans into attacking
B) led American forces at Veracruz
C) elected vice president in 1840
D) one of the defenders at the Alamo
E) American who captured San Diego and Los Angeles
F) the secretary of state who negotiated the treaty resolving the boundary between the northeastern United States and British Canada
G) known as "the Pathfinder"
H) died after one month in office
I) president of the Republic of Texas
J) known as "Young Hickory"
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A) provide for joint naval patrols off of Africa.
B) place the Oregon territory under sole U.S.control.
C) provide for U.S.-British cooperation to police the outlawed slave trade.
D) settle a long-standing dispute over the northeastern boundary with Canada.
E) result in good relations with Great Britain.
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A) It was America's first major military war outside the United States.
B) Several prominent Americans opposed the war.
C) Many more Americans died of disease than died in battle.
D) The fighting lasted two years.
E) In terms of the percentage of combatants killed,it had the lowest death rate of any war in American history.
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A) The establishment of the new Mexican state made settlement in its territories more difficult.
B) Patterns of American settlement of the former Spanish,now Mexican,territories remained unchanged.
C) American settlers were immediately and forcibly removed from all Mexican territories.
D) American settlement and expansion into the former Spanish territories increased after Mexico gained independence.
E) Americans began to flee the former Spanish territories once Mexico gained independence.
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A) Mexican and U.S.troops clashed north of the Rio Grande.
B) American settlers started a revolt in California.
C) the United States recognized Texas as independent.
D) Mexico insulted the U.S.ambassador and ordered him to leave the country.
E) Polk won the 1844 election.
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A) settle remaining differences and claims from the War of 1812.
B) cede California to the Americans.
C) establish a "joint occupation" of the Oregon Country.
D) outlaw the slave trade.
E) condemn Napoléon's designs on New World expansion.
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A) was ineffective.
B) halted the flood of immigrants to the area.
C) went into effect in 1820.
D) was necessary because Americans in Texas already numbered almost half the Mexican population there.
E) caused the United States to break diplomatic relations with Mexico.
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