Question

What decision by President Polk led to the Mexican-American War?(1 point) Responses Polk signed the Compromise of 1850, a compromise where the U.S. gave Texas $10 million. Polk signed the Compromise of 1850, a compromise where the U.S. gave Texas $10 million. Polk sent an envoy to Mexico to try to work out a peace agreement after the U.S. annexed Texas. Polk sent an envoy to Mexico to try to work out a peace agreement after the U.S. annexed Texas. During Polk’s presidency, Taylor’s forces beat a larger Mexican army at Buena Vista. During Polk’s presidency, Taylor’s forces beat a larger Mexican army at Buena Vista. Polk sent General Zachary Taylor to Texas, and General Taylor settled west of the Nueces River, which was disputed territory in West Texas.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Polk sent General Zachary Taylor to Texas, and General Taylor settled west of the Nueces River, which was disputed territory in West Texas.

Answer 3

Yes, I am certain that the decision by President Polk to send General Zachary Taylor to Texas and settle west of the Nueces River, which was disputed territory, played a significant role in the start of the Mexican-American War.