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why was winfield scott’s victory in mexico city in 1847 significant? his victory resulted in the capture of one of mexico’s seaports. his victory ended the mexican-american war by forcing a surrender. his victory allowed the united states to acquire all of mexico. his victory meant polk would be able to annex texas for the united states.
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- Analyze Option 1: Mexico City is not a seaport, so this is incorrect.
- Analyze Option 2: Winfield Scott's victory in Mexico City in 1847 forced Mexico to surrender, effectively ending the Mexican - American War.
- Analyze Option 3: The US did not acquire all of Mexico, only a large portion (the Mexican Cession), so this is incorrect.
- Analyze Option 4: Texas was annexed in 1845, before the Mexican - American War fully escalated and before Scott's victory in 1847, so this is incorrect.
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B. His victory ended the Mexican - American War by forcing a surrender.