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Discover the history behind how Mexico lost half its territory to the USA. Learn about the repercussions of the Mexican-American War and the concept of Manifest Destiny.Find out how Mexico lost half its territory to the USA in this video. !In this captivating video, we explore one of the most significant events in the history of Mexico and the United States: the Mexican-American War of 1846-1848. This conflict resulted in Mexico losing nearly half of its territory to its northern neighbor, forever changing the map of North America.We'll begin by examining the complex historical context that led to the war, including the Texas Revolution, the annexation of Texas by the United States, and the growing tensions between the two nations over territorial disputes.Next, we'll dive into the key battles and turning points of the war, from the initial American victories at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma to the crucial campaigns in California and New Mexico. We'll also explore the pivotal role played by figures such as General Zachary Taylor, General Winfield Scott, and Mexican President Antonio López de Santa Anna.As the war progresses, we'll witness the fall of Mexico City and the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in 1848. This treaty ended the conflict and resulted in Mexico ceding vast portions of its northern territory, including present-day California, Nevada, Utah, and parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming, to the United States.Finally, we'll consider the lasting impact of the Mexican-American War on both nations, from the expansion of U.S. territory and the realization of history.

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Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 1848

Delve into the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, signed in 1848, which marked the end of the Mexican-American War and significantly redrew the map of North America. This treaty resulted in Mexico ceding vast territories, including California, Arizona, and New Mexico, to the United States, reshaping the future of both nations.

How did this treaty influence the course of American and Mexican history? What are your thoughts on the lasting impact of this monumental agreement?

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What do you think of S saying he hasn’t visited US for almost 2 years in an interview with Bloomberg Businessweek? What happened to Hawaii last year? What happened to Mexico and LA just recently? Now extreme shippers are thrilled they have been right all along that all those sightings were staged to cover SC marriage and babies.

Here's the interview, Anon is referring to 👇

Anon, it seemed to me that Sam started to answer specifically to not being in New York in awhile (that's where the Bloomberg interview took place) and then he said the US. I think he was just making "interview chit chat" and not paying attention to specific dates. And also because the Covid-19 pandemic seems to have gone on for SO long, it may feel like 2 years to him, when in reality, the last time he was in NY was right before the pandemic. 👇

Then the pandemic hit and he isolated in Hawaii with Gia Marie (search G, GiaMarie, and GiaSam for all the proof)

Hawaii IS one of the 50 United States, but maybe Sam forgot since it's an island in the middle of the Pacific, and not part of the continental United States. Or he didn't want to mention it given all the hate and threats he got after Hawaiigate.

Commercial break to contemplate the pic above ☝AKA the second hottest vacation pic Sam has ever taken. The first being the Snorkelgate pic, when he was on vacation in Tulum, Mexico with Cody Kennedy. 👇

Wet, sun-kissed, wet, golden, delicious, wet vacation Sam is always a win.

But I digress...

After Hawaii, Sam went back to the UK, for a long time, and then yes, he went to Mexico...which the US has not been part of since 1848 (Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, anyone? Not sure why you threw Mexico in there, Anon). And then, Sam did go to L.A. and other parts of the US, but that wasn't until months and months in the UK.

Who knows what he was thinking, I don't think he was paying attention to exact dates. As for Extreme Shippers using Sam saying that as proof that there's been a baby cover up. How does that even make sense? What kind of dad would Sam be that he would agree to go on "staged trips" so people wouldn't know he and Cait had a baby? That would make him a bad dad. And also, there is NO WAY in hell that the indomitable Caitriona Balfe would ever allow that. Wouldn't the leads of the show about an epic couple having a baby together in real life SELL Outlander even more? There would be NO reason to hide that. It doesn't make sense because it's NOT TRUE.

But none of that matters, Anon, because TODAY at Wizard World in Chicago, Sam himself said that he hasn't seen Cait or her baby yet (at the 30 minute mark). 👇

There are only two choices: Sam is telling the truth and this means he's not with Cait romantically, therefore not the father of her baby, therefore hasn't seen them yet. OR Sam is a terrible dad who is willing to leave his kid and the mother of his kid to travel all over the place to hide the truth from fans for reasons so convoluted they are literally making my brain hurt right now.

I gotta go lie down. This fucking fandom is exhausting.

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The Mexican-American War 1846-1848: A Turning Point in History

Explore the Mexican-American War of 1846-1848, a conflict that reshaped the boundaries of North America and significantly influenced the future of both nations. This war, fueled by territorial disputes and the concept of Manifest Destiny, led to the U.S. acquiring vast territories, including present-day California, Arizona, and New Mexico. How did this war alter the course of history for Mexico and the United States? What are your thoughts on the consequences of this pivotal conflict? 🎥 Visit our YouTube channel to see more! 🎥https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC79oPmcGmZt6YyttMWWA-HA #MexicanAmericanWar #History #ManifestDestiny #TerritorialChanges #PulseVibesMedia #MexicanAmericanWar #1846History #ManifestDestiny #USMexicoHistory #TerritorialExpansion #AmericanHistory #MexicanHistory #WarAndPeace #TreatyOfGuadalupeHidalgo #TurningPointInHistory #HistoricConflicts #NorthAmericanHistory #WarOf1846 #USMexicanRelations #CaliforniaHistory #ArizonaHistory #NewMexicoHistory #19thCenturyWars #WarLegacy #HistoricEvents