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Greenberg's argument in the previous excerpt most differs from Hietala's in that Greenberg claims thatArace was a defining factor in the tensions leading up to the Mexican-American WarBpioneers, not politicians, were a major factor in building the American empireCmost Americans believed that Mexicans in the new territories could not assimilateDthe granting of citizenship to people in the territories was welcomed by many Americans after the war
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