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Answer:
1) Texans revolt against the Mexican government due to clashes between government and the american peoples lives in Texas.
2) Texans revolted against the government because it was the only way of independence from Mexico.
Explanation:
In 1835, Texas was under the authority of Mexican government. the Mexican government impose various laws which was not acceptable for the people of Texas so they start revolt against the government and struggle for the independence. The author of the Texas Declaration was George Childress. Texas people revolted against the Mexican government because it was the only way of independence from Mexico.
The tension between Mexico and Texas led to the Texan war for freedom. Document E is taken from Lundy Pamphlet. Texans revolted for independence.
What is the Texas war?
According to document E, “War in Texas” written by Benjamin Lundy, Texans revolted because of the clash between the Mexican government and the American people government.
Texans revolted as it was the only way to get their freedom and the source is trustworthy as it was written by George Childress.
Yes, the evidence in document D, by David G. Burnet affects the thesis as it involves slavery and the establishment of the certain laws that establish the system of slavery.
Therefore, the evidence from document D negatively influences the Texan revolt.
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