Dale N Elcock
                                                     VANDALL OZYMANDIAS INC
                                   GHOST PROTOCAL LOGISTICS AND COMMUNICATIONS
                                                                         06  20 2022

                                              The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo

	The war through the eyes of a farmer in Northern Mexico and Americans in Texas, composed in the agumentive perspective of the manifest destiny. Imagine two men wondering, what would Mexico and Texas be if Mexico still belonged to Mexicans. The belief of anglo - saxons from the American Territory of Texas, meant war was evident and the US will rise up as supeoir in Mexico, explained everything. Although the Mexicans and the Anglo- saxons continued to fight and show indifference, the war was ended.

Farmer in Northern Mexico
	The " Treaty of Guadalupe-Hildalgo " which concluded the " Mexican- American war of 1848, guaranteed the honoring of land and cultural differences for the Mexican people. The mexican and Mexicans would'nt learn english at all, an interpretation of Mexicans when spoken to in english. The word "Gringo" is all Mexicans understood about Americans as far as the treaty that ended the war and the US now owned Texas and California.

American in Texas
		Texas is considered home when the war ended. Being American is why there is hatred for Anglo-Saxons that populated Texas, Americans around a bunch of "Chicanos" , can be unsetteling, well it would be if the US didnt raise as superior. Mexicans are so bitter with hatred and suspicion, that living in Texas can be considered urban warfare. Texas became an independent republic, this led to independent expression of resistance and fustration, with Anglo-Saxon America.

Farmer in Northern Mexico
		The only compromise for war was the "Manifest Destiny", which started the war. The land was negleted and the farm for the period of the war, if the was a chance the farm could be saved even though still a torn Mexico the mexicans would be very bitter and the US very strong. Besides the war, which was profitable for the US, as for the mexicans , they lost alot as if they were used to being conquered as a race.

American in Texas
	Because " Southern Slave Power" thretened to expand Northern Mexico, at their expense. The west was cited for causing the war, land hungry and eager to expand, Texas would be nothing without thier conquest in taking back from the mexicans. The texans had a heel of a time being american in Texas  when President Polk demanded war and mexicans chose to stick together and fight. The American prospective that mexicans are not able to stopthe taking of territories by the US and that was the objective of war.

Farmer in Northern Mexico
	On the road were bandits not paying for their crimes, everything from the view of 
Northern Mexican Farmers there was nowwhere to head besides home. The farmers home was overrun with no crops and no mexican can blame anybody besides the americans for this war. Eventhough Mexicans felt that the US could of done more to assure tranquility to their troubled country and they did'nt. During "Huelga", farmers demanded something be done about their farms and went on strike to get something accomplished in their own "manifestation of discontent".

American in Texas
	President Polk wanted to obtian New Mexico and California by any means, asserting his right to commence war withuot a Mexican attack, he allowed Mexico to start the war. As an American in Texas it seemed like mexicans became slaves and were very bitter. It's true that America  cleared its mind with the "Manifest Destiny". This was indeed a brutal process of destroying mexican people, as for being Anglo- Saxon- American, life in Texas was possible due to the war.	

	In conclusion of a farmer not distracted by the thoughts of war,tends to his farm. The mind of an american in Texas that wants to understand more about mexicans, the description of war had its affects on the majority of mexicans and anglo- saxons. Argumentive and satisfied with the outcome, mexicans and anglo-saxons agree on one thing: the Mexican- American War did not affect their lives. They are not concerned with why american anglo-saxons didn't speak the mexican language. Their interests was the affect of war and how it tore one-third of the country apart. The mexicasn helped to make Texas an independent republic, helped each other to understand their feelings abbout living with opposing sides of the war.