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Under Mexican rule, Texas experienced significant demographic and cultural changes, particularly after the 1821 independence of Mexico. The Mexican government encouraged American settlers to move to Texas, leading to a diverse population and the establishment of agricultural communities. However, tensions arose over issues such as land rights, governance, and the enforcement of Mexico's anti-slavery laws, ultimately contributing to the Texas Revolution in 1836. The period was marked by a blend of Mexican and American influences, shaping the region's identity and future.
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Was the Alamo built when it was Mexican or Texas territory?
It was built under Spanish rule
Under Mexican rule the main appeal Texas held for American settlers was?
california
What year did Texas come under the Mexican Rule?
Since it was discovered in the 16th century, until it seceded from Mexico in 1836.
What was Texas like under spanish rule?
cos he got milk
How did the center of government change under the Mexican rule?
the mexican goverment changed under mexican rule becuase when they won the war against Spain it affected the center of goverment and got controlled by the mexican goverment.......................and affected it and it changed.....
What are the reasons for the Mexican American War?
The US wanted the Mexican Lands of Alta California; under the banner of "Manifest Destiny", to rule from sea to sea (from the East Coast to the West Coast). California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico are the result of the Mexican War.
In the 1840s what was the main disagreement between Mexico and the republic of texas?
After Texas gained independance from Mexican rule in 1936, Mexican government refused to acknowledge the sovereignty of its rebellious northern province.
How did California economy develop under Mexican rule?
Ah duff
Who began to settle Texas while it was still under the rule of Mexico by bring ing the old 300 to build towns?
Stephen F. Austin began to settle Texas while it was still under Mexican rule by bringing the "Old 300," a group of 300 families, to the region. In the early 1820s, he received a land grant from the Mexican government to establish a colony, which helped to promote American settlement in Texas. Austin's efforts laid the groundwork for the eventual influx of settlers and the growth of towns in the area.
What events led to the conflict at anahuac?
This was the original Mexican capital of Texas, established in 1831. It was the location where the Texans first rose up against Mexican rule.
How were the Mexican immigrants treated by the us in the 1800's?
For most of the 1840's it was under Texian rule.
What are vicente filisola leader traits?
he was loyal to the Mexican army , determined to take rule of Texas with santa anna
