History · The Mexican–American War and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo (1846–1848) · B1
Mexican-American War: A Conflict Redefining Borders
Guerra México-Estados Unidos: Un conflicto que redefinió fronteras
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“Mexican-American War: A Conflict Redefining Borders” (“Guerra México-Estados Unidos: Un conflicto que redefinió fronteras” in Spanish) is a short non-fiction Spanish reading about the mexican–american war and the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo (1846–1848). Mid-19th century tensions over Texas and borders ignited a conflict between Mexico and the United States, dramatically shaping North American history.
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Opens at B1 · 3 min read · 261 words · native-recorded audio
En el siglo XIX, Estados Unidos y México tenían problemas. En 1845, Estados Unidos tomó el territorio de Texas. México dijo que Texas era mexicano.
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