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Kristopher Roy

11 June, 04:17

The Mexican War was important because:

a. a young general name Abraham Lincoln rose to national prominence

b. it kicked off a long-standing feud between Mexico and the United States

c. the US gained a lot of territory which evenutally re-opened the question of "Free State or Slave State?"

d. it allowed California to enter the union as a slave state

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