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18 September, 14:36

What happened in the first few years after Mexico won its independence in 1821? Americans were not allowed to settle in Texas. Mexico allowed Americans to settle in Texas. Spain prohibited slavery in all of its territories. Mexico gave Texas to the United States.

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