Makenzie123:
What were the opposing viewpoints that Texans debated regarding the future of their nation? Check all of the boxes that apply. annexation by the United States becoming a province of Mexico forming a confederation with Canada and Cuba remaining independent
mxddi3:
Welcome to QuestionCove (: To begin, we can eliminate option B because Texas had actually wanted to get away from Mexico. Since there are multiple answers, I can only get rid of one for you. You should think about Texas today. It's a part of the US, not Mexico. Sam Houston the first president of the Republic of Texas, had a plan for them. (hint:this is one of your answers, so research what it is he wanted to do with Texas and the US). So if we have A, C, and D, which of these are opposing viewpoints?
Theonlybabykeke2:
ROLLING IN THE DEEP
Makenzie123:
okay
Theonlybabykeke2:
jp 😆
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