Which most accurately traces the relevance of the Texas Consultation in relationship to the expansion of the United States? (Select all that apply)

1. It led to the division of modern-day Texas into an eastern territory controlled by the united states and a western territory controlled by Mexico.

2. It created an alliance between the United States and Texas which provided with supplies to wage war for independence from Mexico.

3. It initiated conflict between United States and Mexico over which nation would have the right to annex the independent nation of Texas.

4. The consultation wanted to establish a provisional government based on the principals of the Mexican constitution of 1824.

5. It established a provisional government that would set the stage for Texan independence from Mexico and eventual annexation from the United States.

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Jay Dickson

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15 June, 10:59

Which most accurately traces the relevance of the Texas Consultation in relationship to the expansion of the United States? (Select all that apply)

1. It led to the division of modern-day Texas into an eastern territory controlled by the united states and a western territory controlled by Mexico.

2. It created an alliance between the United States and Texas which provided with supplies to wage war for independence from Mexico.

3. It initiated conflict between United States and Mexico over which nation would have the right to annex the independent nation of Texas.

4. The consultation wanted to establish a provisional government based on the principals of the Mexican constitution of 1824.

5. It established a provisional government that would set the stage for Texan independence from Mexico and eventual annexation from the United States.

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Kaiden Elliott · Answer 1

The Texas Consultation of 1835 was a provisional government in Texas that (4) was based on the federalist principles of the Mexican constitution of 1824 and (5) and that would set the stage for Texan independence from Mexico and eventual annexation from the US.

One of the main reasons behind the Texas Revolution was the increasing centralism of the Mexican federal government under Santa Anna. The Consultation called for a convention on november 1835 whose delegates proclamed that they supported the 1824 constitution. Although the reasons and the objectives of the Texas Revolution were not clear in the beginning, in the long run the provisional goverment would start a process towards independence that resulted in the separation from Mexico and the eventual annexation by the US.

Ethen Garcia · Answer 2

Ethen Garcia 15 June, 11:14

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4 2 and 5 those are the answers