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The addition of Texas as a slave state would heighten tensions between the North and South, exacerbating the existing sectional divide over slavery. It would likely lead to increased political power for slaveholding states in Congress, potentially influencing future legislation and the balance of power. This expansion of slavery could provoke stronger abolitionist sentiments in the North and contribute to the events leading to the Civil War. Overall, Texas's entry as a slave state would deepen the fractures within the Union and challenge its stability.
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Was Texas a slave state?
Yes, Texas was a slave state.
Why were some initially opposed to the annexation of Texas as a state?
the amaricans.
Why did many Americans oppose annexing Texas to the unites states?
they feared Texas would become another slave state
What type of state did Texas enter united state as free or slave?
slave states
Did Texas want to join the U.S. as a free state or slave state?
no it was slave free
Why was the annexation of Texas delayed?
It was delayed because the issue of Slavery and to balance whether it should be a free or slave state.
Was Texas a slave state in the 1860?
yes!
Was Texas a free state or slave state?
Texas was a slave state and not a free state. Quoting Wikipedia - "A slave state, Texas declared its secession from the United States in early 1861, joining the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War."
The main problem that stalled the admission of Texas into the US was?
The slavery issue. Abolitionists did not want another slave state in the union. Even politicians who were not strongly opposed to slavery recognized that the addition of another slave state might bring trouble/turmoil.
Why the annexation of Texas was important?
well first, we got Texas! they were a slave state at first but then we aded another state to even out the country
Was Texas a slave state in the civil war?
Yes.
What year was Texas added as a slave state?
in your mom
