What factors pulled settlers to Texas in the 1800s? Are these factors still an influence on immigration to the region and the United States today? Why or why not?

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kezeama kezeama · Answer 1 · 2016-10-29T23:25:15+02:00

Mainly because there was a law that if you migrated farther West and settled there for 5 years, you owned that land.

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saltywhitehorse saltywhitehorse · Answer 2 · 2022-02-25T15:24:42+01:00

The factor that pulled settlers to Texas in the 1800s was the availability of land at an affordable price.

Many Anglo settlers went to Texas as the Mexican colony government invited settlers to settle.

Settlers were Germans, Norwegians and Irish.

After Mexico won its independence, they began to encourage American settlers in Texas.

Texas had fewer Mexican farmers and ranchers.

Indian raids by the Comanche and Apache were dangerous in Texas.

Mexico believed settlements would stop the raids in the region.

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