HIST 2328 Mexican-American History II

Result of winning the Mexican war on Americas future

1. Restate the result of the treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo. What did the US get? And give?

2. What burning and divisive question did this re-open.

3. Briefly describe the four proposals for solving that question. Present as two radical and two compromising.

The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was signed on 2^nd of February, 1848. The treaty had stopped the war between America and Mexico. The treaty had finalized with the agreement of $15 million US dollars to the US and 1.36 million square kilometer territory to Mexico. America also decided to access $3.25 million US dollars in debts to Mexico to be allocated to American citizens (Romero, Magaloni and Díaz-Cayeros 2014). This accession and the version of a treaty were ratified by the US by Article 10 and were granted to the Mexican people to cede their land. The automatic invasion of the land and the situation had stopped by the effective involvement of two nations.

2.Burning and Divisive situation for the understanding  

Mexico wanted to extent their geographical territory and for that reason the cultural exploration is also amend in this situation. The establishment of military governance and the involved situation faced by the Mexican was resulted at Mexican war (Hellinger 2014). The social changes in American Society and the economic trade market of cotton exports were the main market that relates decrease economy in war situation. For emphasize of political power and the economical disastrous situation divisive understand is required for the mitigation of economic and situation problem. 

3.Proposals and management

The symbolic importance in struggle and the economy of southern part was the concerned issue that based on the slave's cost (Hellinger 2014). The relative dependence and the marketing service were best slave powers that construct the democracy for Mexico.

The intended nature of the declared decision and the constitutional condition encourage the situation as well as provided the strongest territory for the development of nation. The Political party system had rose on this occasion and fought back as this was the strongest party in Mexico.  

References

Hellinger, D.C., 2014. Comparative politics of Latin America: democracy at last?. Routledge.

Romero, V., Magaloni, B. and Díaz-Cayeros, A., 2014. The Mexican war on drugs: Crime and the limits of government persuasion. International Journal of Public Opinion Research, 27(1), pp.125-137.