What was one condition the Mexican government placed on settlers in Texas? A) They had to pledge an allegiance to Spain. B) They had to adopt the Catholic faith. C) They had to be friendly with the Native Americans. D) They had to grow cotton.

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31 December, 09:39

What was one condition the Mexican government placed on settlers in Texas? A) They had to pledge an allegiance to Spain. B) They had to adopt the Catholic faith. C) They had to be friendly with the Native Americans. D) They had to grow cotton.

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Zaniyah Keith · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

Cause they hd to adopt to a new kind of religion to faith because most Mexicans did not pledge for an allegiance to Spain cause Spain does not want to have an alliance with any Mexicans. But with the Native Americans did not want to be friendly because they protect their lands so they nothing with Mexico and they don't grow Cotten in the 1800's most Cotten farms do not come from Mexico.

Nosey · Answer 2

it is A: they had to pledge allegiance to Spain

Explanation:

because since they had left the first time Spain wanted to be sure they didn't leave again.