Why did American settlers in Texas have conflict with the Mexican government during the 1830s?

a. American settlers who were Catholic could not vote or own property.

b. The Mexican government refused to allow settlers to establish farms or ranches.

c. American settlers owned slaves, which violated Mexican law.

d. The Mexican government insisted that settlers move to territory farther south.

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Stanley Morrow

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8 February, 11:03

Why did American settlers in Texas have conflict with the Mexican government during the 1830s?

a. American settlers who were Catholic could not vote or own property.

b. The Mexican government refused to allow settlers to establish farms or ranches.

c. American settlers owned slaves, which violated Mexican law.

d. The Mexican government insisted that settlers move to territory farther south.

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Janiyah Horn · Answer 1

American settlers owned slaves, which violated Mexican law is why American settlers in Texas have conflict with the Mexican government during the 1830s