Question

which area was disputed territory between mexico and the u.s.? *
canada
ohio
texas
florida
what important discovery was made in a california river? *
silver
gold
diamonds
tea
why did prospectors go to california? *
find gold, get rich
discover northwest passage
find the donner party
hunt buffalo

Explanation:

First Question:

Canada is a separate country, Ohio was not disputed with Mexico, Florida was acquired from Spain. Texas was disputed territory between Mexico and the U.S. (Mexico initially claimed Texas, and there were conflicts leading to Texas independence and later U.S. annexation).

The important discovery in a California river (specifically the American River) was gold, which led to the California Gold Rush. Silver, diamonds, and tea are not associated with this discovery.

Prospectors went to California during the Gold Rush to find gold and get rich. The northwest passage was a search in northern regions, the Donner party was a tragic expedition, and hunting buffalo was more associated with the Great Plains, not California gold rush motives.

Answer:

C. Texas

Second Question: