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Because Santa Anna was a prisoner when the Treaty of Velasco was signed he was under durress and not acting as the President of Mexico. The Texans had not complied with that Treaty and the Mexican Legislature had never ratified it. For those reasons the former Mexican State was still Mexican and considered a State in Revolt.

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Why did the US not want to annex Texas?

Because Texas allowed slavery, Northerners were opposed to allowing another slave state into the Union.


What are the reasons why the Texans declared Independence from the Mexican American War?

Texas was previously under the power of Mexico's dictator, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. the Texonians already wanted to be free from Mexico, but what sealed the deal was the settlers in America wanting to expand their land, leaving Texas with the hope of being accepted by America as one of their states. even though Andrew Jackson (Americas president at the time) didn't want to annex Texas because of the chances of firing up any more conflicts between Mexico and America, the people of the US urged Texas to become independent so that it COULD be annexed to the united states.


Why did Americans want the us to annex other territories?

They could not raise enough forces of their own to keep their borders secure


Where did president lamar of the republic of Texas want the capital of Texas to be?

Austin


What problems did the Republic of Texas face?

ANSWER:The problems between Texas and Mexico would include:A portion of land in Texas, was granted for 100 American families to settle a colony in 1820, and become loyal subjects of Spain. However, by 1835, Americans outnumbered Mexicans by ten to one. This was because "Texas fever" spread across the South, and after the 1830's, the province had gone from 100 settlers to 30,000 settlers.Many settlers had brought their slaves with them to Texas. Periodic attempts by Mexico to abolish slavery in Texas was a problem.Mexico had became alarmed at the large number of Americans in Texas and began to restrict settlement. Some land grants were canceled.Shooting occasionally broke out between Mexican troops and American cowboys.

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Why did the US did not initially want to annex Texas?

Because they had a lot of debt and Texas and Mexico had conflict(not friendly, seperate, no peace, at the verge of war).


Why did the North not want to annex Texas?

The north did not want to annex Texas because they did not want to start a war with Mexico. Doing so would also have created an unbalanced power in the south and north.


Why did people in the south want to annex Texas to US?

They feared Texas would join Britain and declare an end to slavery.


Why did people in south want to annex Texas to the US?

They feared Texas would join Britain and declare an end to slavery.


Why did the people in the south want to annex Texas to the US?

They feared Texas would join Britain and declare an end to slavery.


Why did the US not want to annex Texas?

Because Texas allowed slavery, Northerners were opposed to allowing another slave state into the Union.


Why did the US want to annex Texas?

Because Texas allowed slavery, Northerners were opposed to allowing another slave state into the Union.


why did people in the south want annex texas to the united states?

they feared Texas would join britian and declare an end to slavery


Why does South Africa want to annex lesotho?

South Africa does not want to annex Lesotho. It is Lesotho that wants to be annexed. There are many reasons why: a poor economy, high HIV/AIDS rate and completely being surrounded by SA.


Why did US president John Tyler favor annexation of Texas?

why did president Tyler want to annex Texas


Why did people in the south want to annex to the United States?

they feared Texas would join britian and declare an end to slavery


Why did the british want an alliance with Texas?

They did not want the United States to annex it because they did not want to rely entirely on American cotton. They also did not want America to become more powerful. The Lone Star Republic (Texas) acted as a buffer to the U.S. to keep it from getting too powerful.