What are the lessons of history from the mexican american war that should be remembered?

After the U.S. Army occupied Mexico City, they fled to Querétaro with the country's provisional government. It was there that they decided to collect material that not only included their personal experiences but also other documents in order to examine the causes of the war. They wanted to understand why Mexico had lost the war and the nation's territory. They wanted to present this study in the form of "Apuntes" so that the information could serve as an example of how to preserve the nation in the future. That is the great achievement of this work. That the writers hoped it would teach other generations about the critical moments Mexico had experienced, about what had led to them, and how we could correct our course in order to preserve what remained of the territory and the nation.

The correct answer is C) coastal zone.

The area of South Carolina where the population was GREATEST during colonial times was the coastal zone.

South Carolina was one of the most productive colonies in North America due to the number of crops they produced. It was founded in 1663 and its fertile soil was a key factor for growing crops as well as favorable weather conditions. South Carolina plantations heavily benefited from slaves to grow crops such as indigo, rice, tobacco, and cotton. Most of the people in that time used to live in the coastal zone.