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The South was having increasing trouble getting Congress to agree to the creation of new slave-states.

This meant that the South was often getting outvoted in Congress, which was tending to pass laws favourable to the North.

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What a condition place on American settlers moving to Texas?

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What is the effect of the English settlers wanted more land to build towns and farms They began moving west?

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