Asked by Elizabeth Coons on Jun 05, 2024

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Which was a result of the United States' victory in the Mexican War?

A) Mexico imposed a trade embargo against the United States.
B) Native Americans seized control of ports in Southern California.
C) Control over valuable trading ports on the West Coast created a trading boom with the Far East.
D) Tensions with Great Britain arose over control of Pacific trade routes.
E) The U.S. Army suffered significant losses of men and equipment.

Trading Ports

Coastal towns or cities where goods are imported and exported, playing crucial roles in global and regional trade networks.

West Coast

Refers to the westernmost coastal states of the United States, typically including California, Oregon, and Washington, known for their distinct culture and economies.

Far East

A geographical term used to describe East Asian countries, including China, Japan, South Korea, and others, highlighting their location relative to Europe.

  • Outline the territorial expansions of the United States achieved through treaties and conflicts.
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Karan SanghaJun 05, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The United States' victory in the Mexican War resulted in the acquisition of territories that included valuable ports on the West Coast, notably in California. This expansion facilitated increased trade with the Far East, contributing to a trading boom.