What was Kit Carson's role during the Mexican–American War?
A diplomat
A scout and courier
A soldier
A general
Answer
A scout and courier, Kit Carson was a highly skilled mountain man who was recruited by American military leaders to help them fight the Mexican–American War. Carson's knowledge of the terrain and his ability to track and communicate with Native Americans proved to be invaluable to the U.S. Army. He also served as a spy and was responsible for delivering important messages to the American military.
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