The Mexican-American War resulted in more rewards for the U.S. than just land acquisition. Which was another major consequence of winning the war?
a the end of paying landowner taxes to Mexico
b not having to pay anything for land acquired from Mexico
c previously undiscovered precious metals in the new territories
d abolition of slavery in the United States

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Answer: C. previously undiscovered precious metals in the new territories .

Explanation: In the land that the U.S. acquired from Mexico, there were a lot of minerals siches such as gold, copper, and silver.

The Mexican-American war is a conflict between US and Mexico from 1846 to 48. Following the annexation of texas into the US  

  • The Mexicans considered texas as their territory as they did not recognises the Velasco treaty. Since taxes could have been a slave trade upsetting the balance of power between the north and south free states.

Hence the option C is correct, previously undiscovered metals in the new territory.

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