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What were the five rules the Mexican government made for American colonists in Texas?
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What did the Texas annexation do in 1845?
Spain was an independent republic from 1836 until 1845. After the Mexican-American war, the United States annexed Texas, and it became a U.S. state.
What was a major outcome of the Mexican American War in the mid-1800s?
Texas became an official state of the United States of America.
What was the war between the united state and Mexico about?
The Mexican-American War was about which country owns Texas.
In the Mexican American War did the US take over Texas?
Yes, it resulted in the Mexican Cession and the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo.
What border dispute led to the Mexican American war?
Texas
Why did the relations between Mexican government and American settlers in Texas begin to deteriorate?
Relations between the Mexican government and American settlers in Texas begin to deteriorate because settlers refused to convert to Catholicism or free their slaves.
By 1830 the Mexican government was concerned about the huge migration into Texas by?
American Indians
Why did the Mexican government welcome American traders into New Mexico?
The Mexican government was granting land in Texas to foreign "empresarios" for recruiting settlers and taking responsibility for them. The most famous of the empresarios was Stephen F. Austin, who got 300 families to immigrate to Texas from the United States and after whom the Texas state capital is named.
What people referred to a piece of land as a stolen province and what were they talking about?
The Mexican government; Texas.
Why did Mexicans originally want Americans to move to Texas?
Why did Mexican officials want to bring more settlers to Texas?because they were trying to colonize Texas and make it part of Mexico.
Who was the original leader of the american settlers in Texas who obtained a huge land grant from the Mexican government?
Stephen Austin
What is the meaning of article 3 of the decree of April 1830?
The Mexican government may choose a new empressario for Texas, with possibility of a new contract for the colonists land
What was the Anahuac protest of 1832?
The Anahuac Protest of 1832 was a confrontation between Texas colonists and Mexican authorities in Anahuac, Texas. The colonists were protesting against the implementation of taxes and the courier system by Mexican officials. The protest escalated into a standoff, but ultimately the Mexican authorities withdrew and some of the colonists' demands were met.
Why was Austin a good spokesperson for American settlers in Texas?
Austin often played the role of spokesperson with the Mexican government, sometimes on behalf of colonists who were not part of his settlement. He served as their advocate, even when he disagreed with their opinions. For example, he negotiated for permission to continue slavery in the province of Texas after it was banned by Mexican law. He also served a year in prison for promoting independence for the Texans.
Why was Austin good spokesperson for American settlers in Texas?
Austin often played the role of spokesperson with the Mexican government, sometimes on behalf of colonists who were not part of his settlement. He served as their advocate, even when he disagreed with their opinions. For example, he negotiated for permission to continue slavery in the province of Texas after it was banned by Mexican law. He also served a year in prison for promoting independence for the Texans.
Did the Mexican American War go to Texas?
It began in Texas.
Why did Mexico distrust the US in the 1820s?
It didn't; Mexico was so friendly to the United States that the Mexican government let American colonists settle Texas and other territories, who ironically, would later revolt, fight for their independence and ultimately secede from Mexico.
