Why was the Texas Revolution one of the most important events leading to statehood for Texas? A. After the Texans' forces defeat
ed the Mexican Army, Mexico awarded Texas to the United States. The United States immediately made Texas a state. B. The Texas Revolution resulted in the defeat of Texas's forces by Mexico. Texas would not become a state until after the Mexican War. C. The forces of the Texas settlers defeated the Mexican army. That led to independence for Texas and, later, the annexation of Texas by the United States. D. The Texas Revolution led to the invasion of Texas by the United States Army. The Army occupied Texas, and the United States government declared Texas a state.
C. The forces of the Texas settlers defeated the Mexican army. That led to independence for Texas and, later, the annexation by the United States.
Explanation:
I learned about it maybe two months ago? Anyways Mexico was forced to recognize Texas' independence after they were defeated. The reason they fought in the first place was because Mexico abolished slavery. Texan's feared that they would soon abolish it there too. I know for sure also that once they became independent it took awhile for the U.S. to annex them. Mostly because it would become a slave state and they wanted an even number of both slave and non-slave states.
The North China plain is a flatness which has been formed by the time with the sediments of the Yellow river.
As it was not uploaded an image to indicate where this plain is, a picture from google was chosen for this purpose giving some directions on a map of China.
Expansion lead to economic promise and fueled the manifest destiny
Explanation:
The north contained a lot of abolitionists while the south was commonly pro-slavery, this increased sectional tension because each side wanted to see their ideals extended into the west.
