Chapter 4: The Mexican American War Part 2
An offensive in Texas is repulsed.
Elections begin, and many doubt that the Conservatives will be re-elected (Although they eventually prove to be victorious).
The Gag Rule, unpopular in the North, comes under attack. The Government maintains that the Gag Rule must be kept in place.
American armies assemble in the West, preparing to open new offensives in Mexico.
Another Mexican offensive is repelled in Texas.
After a battle, American forces lay siege to Sacramento.
The American economy cools. While not a bad thing, many economists begin to worry about the possibility of a crisis.
Another American force lays siege to Mexico City. This time, it is a success.
The loss of their capital and defeats on the battlefield prove to be too much for the Mexican economy. Mexico officially declares bankruptcy.
Mexico agrees to sign the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hildago, forcing them to sign away the rights to their northern territory to the US. They sign an alliance with the US and are included in the American sphere of influence.
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One of the good things about being sick is that I can finally update this AAR. Mexico really gave me a run for my money, a good lesson to never underestimate your opponent. But now, the war is over, and I can focus on serving more countries democracy with a side of freedom.