Answer:
During the Mexican National Era of Texas history, there was support among many Anglo-American settlers for
Texas to be made into an independent state of Mexico.
Explanation:
Initially, Texas was known as Spanish Texas. Between 1821 and 1836 it became known as Mexican Texas after the independence of Mexico from Spain. It even attained a Republican status, independent of Mexico in 1836 after Mexico's independence war drove away Spain in 1821. After nine years of being a republic, it agreed to join the United States of America. During its independence, Texas tried to expand its territory into South and West of Mexico.
"<span>B The Constitution acknowledges state governments, which must share power with the federal government" is correct. Federalism implies a working relationship between the federal government and the states. </span>
The Catholic Church<span> and the </span>Eastern Orthodox Church<span> have been in a state of official schism from one another since the events of 1054—the </span>East–West Schism<span>. The causes of this breach were centuries in the making and stemmed to a considerable extent from cultural and political factors derived from the increasing isolation of the Latin scholarly culture of the West and the Greek scholarly culture of the Byzantine Empire. Historically, it has been argued that there are substantive theological differences between the Western and Eastern churches that have proven enduring points of contention.</span>
The correct answer is <span>A. A law that violates the Constitution must be overturned.
Any law that contradicts or violates what is said in the constitution has to be repealed and the supreme court has this role as it's paramount role in the entire checks and balances system. This is a part of their judicial review and they have to examine the constitutionality of any law that is introduced and this has happened on numerous occasions. </span>
