Mexican-American War: A Quick Read

"Dive into the tumultuous era of the Mexican-American War with this concise and informative book. Designed to ignite curiosity in readers of all ages, 'Mexican-American War: A Quick Read' offers short articles on key events and figures that shaped this historic conflict.

From the initial annexation of Texas to the decisive Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, each chapter provides a snapshot of pivotal moments, battles, and diplomatic maneuvers. Learn about General Mariano Paredes' election as president, Zachary Taylor's march to the Rio Grande, and the intense battles at Fort Brown, Palo Alto, and Resaca de la Palma.

Explore the dramatic Siege of Vera Cruz, the heroic stand at Chapultepec, and the U.S. occupation of Mexico City. Delve into the legacy of the war and its lasting impact on both nations.
With engaging writing and captivating insights, 'Mexican-American War: A Quick Read' is a gateway to understanding one of the defining conflicts in North American history. Discover the stories that shaped borders, nations, and legacies."

Topics;
Overview
Annexation of Texas
General Mariano Paredes Elected President
Zachary Taylor Marches to the Rio Grande
Construction of Fort Brown
Skirmish at Rancho Carricitos
Taylor Marches to Point Isabel
Mexican Attack on Fort Polk
Battle of Palo Alto
Battle of Resaca de la Palma
U.S. Declares War on Mexico
U.S. Occupation of Matamoros
Battle of Monterrey
Battle of Buena Vista
Siege of Vera Cruz
Battle of Chapultepec
U.S. Occupation of Mexico City
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Legacy of the Mexican-American War