History, 13.06.2020 23:57, hardwick744

Why was Winfield Scott’s victory in Mexico City in 1847 significant? His victory resulted in the capture of one of Mexico’s seaports.
His victory ended the Mexican-American War by forcing a surrender.
His victory allowed the United States to acquire all of Mexico.
His victory meant Polk would be able to annex Texas for the United States.

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