. Mexico's initial attitude toward Texian settlers is best described as :
please answer based on A B C or D
: a. Indifferent
b. Welcoming
c. Suspicious
d. Hostile
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Mexico's initial attitude toward Texian settlers is best described: as b. Welcoming
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Mexico's initial attitude toward Texian settlers is best described as Welcoming.
Option : B
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- Mexico initially treated the Texian Settlement with welcoming spirit.
- They thought that Texan Settlers would mean that the chances of Texas separating from Mexico would be slim.
- While Spain was forced out by Mexico's struggle for independence in 1821, Texas hasn't long been a Mexican territory.
- In 1836 it became its own territory, renamed the Republic of Texas, until in 1845 it decided to join the federated states of the USA.
- In a deal, Mexico has recognized Texas' US incorporation, and offered to sell California and the remainder of its territories north of the Rio Grande.
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