It could be argued that there were two heroes of the Mexican-American War. * General Winfield Scott, a visually-impressive conqueror, landed at Veracruz and fought his way to Mexico City. The Mexicans offered to make him ruler of Mexico but he declined, and neither was he interested in becoming a US President, although he probably could have had it easily. * General Zachary Taylor who fought on the Texas-Mexico border was the opposite of Scott; unassuming, common in appearance, rough & ready, but he did become a US President after the war.
The Mexican-American War produced primarily 3 war heroes. The first is Captain John Charles Frémont, nicknamed "The Pathfinder". His contribution to the war was the Bear Flag Revolt, where he led a revolt in San Francisco with a company of 60 to 70 men. This revolt led to the succession of California territory from Mexico. The second one is Zachary Taylor, nicknamed "Rough n' Ready". He led a party of Texan settlers into Mexican territory across the Nueces River to the Rio Grande. He got into a skirmish with Mexican troops, giving the US a means of justifying the war. After President Polk officially declared war with Mexico, Taylor led a expedient and efficient campaign that allowed him to take several strategic Northern provinces of Mexico. The third hero, and probably the most important, is Winfield Scott. Scott was chosen by President Polk to head the Mexico City offensive campaign. This was a beautifully carried out campaign, and has received much attention from historians. All three of these heroes ran in presidential campaigns. Frémont ran as a Republican, Talor and Scott both ran as Whigs. Only Taylor ever reached the Whitehouse.
The above expert answer would have to have been a pretty good trick, as the Mexican-American War lasted from 1946-1848, and Teddy Roosevelt was born in 1858. Teddy Roosevelt was involved in the Spanish-American War. In the Mexican-American War, Generalissimo Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was a hero from the Mexican side, and Stephen Watts Kearny (saved at one point by Kit Carson's efforts) was a hero for the American side.
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Paul Revere, was a hero in the Revolutionary War.
Which particular war? The Persian what?
He fought in the Korean war.
no
what makes McArthur the hero of pacific war
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She is not considered a war hero. She is a scientific hero. She and her husband discovered radioactivity and the element radium.
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Spanish American war
Paul Revere, was a hero in the Revolutionary War.
Dwight D. Eisenhower was a hero to Gerald Ford for the same reasons he was a hero to a lot of Americans. He was confident, down-to-earth, and a war hero in World War II.
Which particular war? The Persian what?
No. he was partly the cause for the war.
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Lee Marvin was a war hero from World War II. He was awarded the Purple Heart in 1945. He was wounded during the Battle of Saipan.