Question

major battles of the u.s.-mexican war san gabriel jan. 8, 1847 san pasqual dec. 6, 1846 pacific ocean monterrey sept. 21-24, 1846 palo alto may 8, 1846 gulf of mexico buena vista feb. 22-23, 1847 mexico united states disputed territory u.s. victory mexican victory mexico city sept. 8-15, 1847 cerro gordo april 18, 1847 decide whether each of the following conclusions is supported by the map. conclusion supported by the map not supported by the map most of the battles took place in the united states. the united states won most of the battles. there were battles fought near the pacific coast. the u.s. military reached mexico city.

Explanation:

1. For "Most of the battles took place in the United States": All marked battles are in Mexico (green) or disputed territory, not the U.S. (orange).
2. For "The United States won most of the battles": Count victories: U.S. has 6 (Palo Alto, Monterrey, Buena Vista, Cerro Gordo, Mexico City, San Pasqual), Mexico has 1 (San Gabriel). U.S. won more.
3. For "There were battles fought near the Pacific coast": San Gabriel and San Pasqual are marked on the Pacific coast of Mexico.
4. For "The U.S. military reached Mexico City": Mexico City is marked with a U.S. victory, confirming U.S. forces reached it.

Answer:

Conclusion	Supported by the map	Not supported by the map
The United States won most of the battles.	✅
There were battles fought near the Pacific coast.	✅
The U.S. military reached Mexico City.	✅