How did Mexico view the Mexican Cession at the end of the war?

as a way of gaining money it badly needed

as an opportunity for peace with the United States

as a large and painful loss of territory

as a large and positive acquisition of territory

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Tyrone Pham

Social Studies

14 September, 06:47

How did Mexico view the Mexican Cession at the end of the war?

as a way of gaining money it badly needed

as an opportunity for peace with the United States

as a large and painful loss of territory

as a large and positive acquisition of territory

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Elisha Koch · Answer 1

The answer is B because if you didn't know at first before I told you the answer and explain it that the Mexicans surrender or ceded to the United States by making a peace treaty called the Treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo of 1848.

How did Mexico view the Mexican Cession at the end of the war?as a way of gaining money it badly neededas an opportunity for peace with the United Statesas a large and painful loss of territoryas a large and positive acquisition of territory

How did Mexico view the Mexican Cession at the end of the war?

as a way of gaining money it badly needed

as an opportunity for peace with the United States

as a large and painful loss of territory

as a large and positive acquisition of territory