After the failed rebellion against mexican authority in texas in 1826, the mexican government took actions that raised tensions with the texas settlers. describe these actions and their effects on the settlers. in 1846

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After the failed rebellion against mexican authority in texas in 1826, the mexican government took actions that raised tensions with the texas settlers. describe these actions and their effects on the settlers. in 1846

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Francis Nelson · Answer 1

In 1846 the action and the affects of these actions ("After the failed rebellion against mexican authority in texas in 1826, the mexican government took actions that raised tensions with the texas settlers") they closed off borders to foreigners, citizens, catholic and no slaves.