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The politics of Mexican immigration, together with the expansionist zeal of the United States of America, are two of the main causes of the Mexican-American war. After the independence of Mexico, the country was deeply worn out after eleven years of intensive war. The production of manufactured goods had stopped, the countryside was in a sorry state, the public treasury was broken and struggles for power did nothing but plunge the population into confusion and fear. At the same time, the United States was a booming country, with a growing industry, a flourishing economy and a growing population. The United States had just acquired the territories of Louisiana to France and the Floridas to Spain, but they still dreamed of extending their territories to the Pacific.
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Declared war on the United States
Stopped American immigration to Texas
Tried to free the slaves in Texas
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