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What was a long-term effect of the events pictured in the map? Migration of settlers from Texas into Mexico Congress voted to go to war with Mexico Increased military presence on the Texas/Mexico border
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What was a long-term effect of the events pictured in the map?

Migration of settlers from Texas into Mexico
Congress voted to go to war with Mexico
Increased military presence on the Texas/Mexico border
Established the Southern border of the United States

What was a long-term effect of the events pictured in the map? Migration of settlers-example-1
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I think it is the last one

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Established the Southern border of the United States

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It would be: D. Established the Southern border of the United States.

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