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How did the war affect everyday Texans?
It affected them because women had to do evreything and the economy was really bad because they needed to support the soliders
Who won the Battle of Gonzales the Texans or the Mexicans?
Texans won the battle, this was the first battle of the war.
Why Texans support slavery?
because they need people to grow their crops
Why did colonists support santa Anna?
To oust the Texans, but if he caught them, treat them as pirates and kill them all.
How many Texans battle in the civil war?
approximately 27
What were ways Texans changed their lifestyle to support war efforts in world war 2?
ihave no idea ? you tell mee ? .-.
How did Texans support the Mexican-American war?
Texas supplied men for the US Army as did other states.
How did the war affect everyday Texans?
It affected them because women had to do evreything and the economy was really bad because they needed to support the soliders
Why did the Texans support the Mexican constitution of 1824?
Because the Texans were apart of the Spanish. The Spanish owned Texas. :D
Did Texans fight for the north or south during the civil war?
Most Texans fought with the Confederacy.
Who won the Battle of Gonzales the Texans or the Mexicans?
Texans won the battle, this was the first battle of the war.
Where was the Texans and Mexican war fought at?
In Texas.
Who supported World War I?
the Texans at home
Were the Texans against slavery?
The stance of Texans on slavery was divided. Before the Civil War, some Texans were in favor of slavery while others were against it. Slavery was eventually abolished in Texas following the end of the Civil War in 1865.
When and where did Texans win the war?
San Jacinto in 1836
Why Texans support slavery?
because they need people to grow their crops
Which population group of Texans did not support slavery and didnt support the confederacy?
The population group of Texans that largely did not support slavery and the Confederacy were the German immigrants, particularly those in the Hill Country region. Many German Texans were opposed to slavery on moral and economic grounds and instead favored the Union during the Civil War. Their anti-slavery sentiment led to a significant number of them joining Union forces or resisting Confederate policies. This opposition often resulted in social and political tensions within Texas during that period.
