The Córdova Rebellion largely involved which two parties conspiring to attack the newly formed Republic of Texas? A. America and the Cherokee B. Mexico and America C. Mexico and the Cherokee D. Tejanos and the Cherokee

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The Córdova Rebellion largely involved which two parties conspiring to attack the newly formed Republic of Texas? A. America and the Cherokee B. Mexico and America C. Mexico and the Cherokee D. Tejanos and the Cherokee

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Mercedes Mcpherson · Answer 1

C. Mexico and the Cherokee

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The Cordova Rebellion was an upsurging around the Nacogdoches in the taxes and thus is called as the Texas revolution. This was covertly stated as a plan by the organization of the local resistance in texas that wanted independence from the Mexico and later on Mexico was seeking for an agreement with the Cherokee and wage a joint war against the Texians.