Why would the united states be interested in annexing texas?

they had the texas ranger force
they had resources and established trading partners
they had no debt
they had a strong president

The correct answer is, they had resources and established trading partners

Explanation:

Texas was a large territory and had many natural resources that could propel the US economy. Moreover, the land was suitable for agriculture as well. The decision to acquire Texas proved to be wise as several centuries later they would find natural oils fields and even Gold!

They had resources and established trading partners.

Explanation:

Now let me tackle each answer choice one by one:

Firstly, They had the Texas Ranger force. The US wouldn't be willing to annex a state just because they had soldiers as the US themselves had a pretty strong military army.

Secondly, They had no debt. Why would the US care about that? They could easily pay off any debt if Texas had any as the US had loads of money.

Thirdly, they had a strong president. The US had their own president, if they wanted Texas because of the president, there wouldn't be a point of annexing Texas.

Fourthly, They had resources and established trading partners. This one makes the most sense. The United States obviously wanted to have more trading partners as well as more resources.

Thus, the answer is They had resources and established trading partners.

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