To what extent was the Texas War for Independence caused by slavery? Explain your answer and identify an alternate view.
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Texas found independence from Spain in 1821 but officially declared independent in 1836. They declared themselves independent after finding victory against Mexicans for independence.
There are many reasons behind Texans to fight for their independence. They are listed below
- Most of the settlers in Texas were culturally American which means not Mexicans.
- Some Slavery Issue
- The abolishment of the 1824 constitution which gave the federal government more control and made Texans outraged.
- Never the less, the Chaos in Mexico City.
- Some Economic ties with USA.
- The physical isolation of Texas is one of the prominent reasons.
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Slavery was the main cause and to a large extent responsible for the Texas war for Independence. The slavery allowed Americans particularly from Southern States where slavery was legal to outnumber the Mexicans and develop a new culture in Mexico. The laws passed outlawing the slavery feared the Americans that the Mexicans would take their slaves away which majorly factored in the desire for Independence.
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