Suport or refute President Andrew Jackson's reasoning behind refusing to admit Texas

Historically it is reasonable to argue in support of President Andrew Jackson's reasoning behind refusing to admit Texas.

Explanation:

Texas became an independent state after it proclaimed independent from Mexico on March 2, 1836. Though the majority of its population shared a desire to become a part of the United States, politically this step was not supported by American leadership.

In particular, Andrew Jackson (1767 - 1845) shared the concern that the large state of Texas with its slave-holding nature would influence the pro - and antislavery argument in the Congress in favor of South states. He even was postponing the official recognition of the Texas's Independence.