Formal portrait of Thomas Jefferson part of a dual image of Jefferson and Hamilton. .
. . . . The northern area of Mexico was sparsely settled and not well controlled politically by the government based in Mexico City After independence Mexico contended with internal struggles that sometimes verged on civil war and the northern frontier was not a high priority in northern Mexico the end of Spanish rule was marked by the end of financing for presidios and for gifts to Native Americans to maintain the peace the Comanche and Apache were successful in raiding for livestock and looting much of northern Mexico outside the scattered cities Northern Mexico was a violent and chaotic area due to the Indian raids the raids after 1821 resulted in the death of thousands of Mexicans halted most transportation and communications and decimated the ranching industry that was a mainstay of the northern economy As a result the demoralized civilian population of northern Mexico put up little resistance to the invading U.S army.
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