Based on your knowledge, what conclusion can you draw about the government of Mexico before the Mexican-American War? A. The government was disorganized and uncertain. B. The government was weak and could be easily overcome C. The government was strong and determined to fight. D. The government was made up of military officials.

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Rachel Meza

5 March, 16:35

Based on your knowledge, what conclusion can you draw about the government of Mexico before the Mexican-American War? A. The government was disorganized and uncertain. B. The government was weak and could be easily overcome C. The government was strong and determined to fight. D. The government was made up of military officials.

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Kayden · Answer 1

uncertain. B. The government was weak and could be easily overcome C. The government was strong and determined to fight. D. The government was made up of military officials.