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What was the specific spark that ignited the Mexican-American War?A. All of theseB. Mexican cavalrymen attacked U.S. soldiers in the disputed territory of the Nueces Strip after U.S. soldiers had entered territory claimed by Mexico in order to pressure Mexico to sell CaliforniaC. The United States withdrew its ambassador from Mexico and Mexico invadedD. The United States annexed Texas and Mexico invaded
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