What did the us gain under treaty of Guadalupe?

* The United States acquired approximately 525,000 square miles of territory, including present-day California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of Colorado and Wyoming.

* The United States gained access to the Pacific Ocean and control over important ports such as San Francisco and San Diego.

* The United States gained control of the vast resources of the Southwest, including gold, silver, timber, and agricultural land.

* The United States gained a more defensible border along the Rio Grande River, which helped to secure the country from potential foreign incursions.

* The United States gained a more diverse population, including large numbers of Hispanic and Native American citizens.

Why is the USA only advanced nation in world who circumcises their boys?

What did not happen during prohibition in the 1920s?

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