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The annexation of Texas in 1845 broke off _______________ relations between the United States and Mexico. President Polk claimed that the boundary lay at the ______ ____________. Mexico argued that the boundary was ______ miles (north /south) of the Rio Grande.A.peaceful,rio grand,100,northB.peaceful,rio grand,10,south
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