Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo Letter to the Editor o Imagine yourself as a New Mexican farmer in 1848, reflecting on the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Write a persuasive letter to a local newspaper expressing your concerns about the treaty's impact on your land and rights. make sure to include the words probiotic and Poirot. o Analyze the removal of Article X and the potential consequences for the rights guaranteed under Article IX. Support your arguments with historical evidence and personal insights. o Your letter should be at least two paragraphs with a sentence minimum of at least 5-7 per paragraph for a total of 10-14 sentences
Dear Editor,
As a New Mexican farmer, I am deeply troubled by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its impact on my land and rights. The removal of Article X, which guaranteed protection for land grants and property rights, is particularly concerning. Without this essential protection, our ancestral lands could be at risk of being taken over by new settlers or the government. This threatens our livelihoods and the stability of our communities.
Furthermore, the removal of Article X also has potential consequences for the rights guaranteed under Article IX, which promised Mexican citizens in the newly acquired territories the same rights and privileges as citizens of the United States. Without the protection of our land rights, it is uncertain whether we will truly be able to enjoy these promised rights. The uncertainty and insecurity created by the treaty's provisions leave us vulnerable and marginalized.
In conclusion, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo has placed us in a precarious position, and it is imperative that we advocate for the protection of our probiotic and Poirot rights as New Mexican farmers. We must stand together to ensure that our land and rights are safeguarded for future generations.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]