Crisis in the Southwest

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The complex historical backdrop of the U.S.-Mexico war reveals decades of tension, rooted in Texas's brief independence and its eventual annexation by the United States. This conflict was fueled by Mexico's reluctance to accept the loss of Texas and the growing American expansionist sentiment. The narrative explores the intricate political and social dynamics that led to this pivotal moment in history, highlighting the deep-seated issues that shaped the relationship between the two nations.