Which of the following best describes south Texas after statehood

1. The arrivals of Angelos began to disrupt a Tejano social system based on ranching.

2. The empresario system that was part of a Tejano social system became stronger.

3. Most people left the area, attracted by free land in other parts of Texas.

4. Indians raids and violence halted immigration to the region.

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Tripp Simpson

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10 November, 04:54

Which of the following best describes south Texas after statehood

1. The arrivals of Angelos began to disrupt a Tejano social system based on ranching.

2. The empresario system that was part of a Tejano social system became stronger.

3. Most people left the area, attracted by free land in other parts of Texas.

4. Indians raids and violence halted immigration to the region.

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Antoine Mckenzie · Answer 1

It might be said that after Statehood, t he Empresario system that was part of a Tejano social system became stronger (option 2) The Mexican government allowed Anglo-Americans to "settle with the Empresario system and land grants in Texas for small $30 fee"

After this, Empresario families stated to follow the Mexican LAw, they became Catholic and they were considered to be of good moral standing.