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slavikrds [6]
3 years ago
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Compare and contrast the causes and effects of the aroostook war with the texas war for independence.

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oee [108]3 years ago
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Answer:

Texas war for independence (1835-1836)

Causes:

  • The 1835 Constitution, promulgated by the Mexican government, which replaced the 1824 Constitution. This Constitution changed the federal government system of Mexico for a centralized system. For this reason, Texas lost its political autonomy.
  • The 1835 Constitution banned slavery in Mexican territory, causing a great impact on the texan economy.
  • Trade between Texas and the US was increasing at that time.

Effects:

  • Independence of the Republic of Texas, recognized by the signing of the Velasco Treaty (Mexico did not recognize Texas as an independent state).
  • There were numerous human casualties on both sides, product of the battles.

Aroostook war (1838-1839)

Causes:

  • The border between the state of Maine (USA) and the British colony of New Bronswick (British North America) was not clearly defined.

Effects:

  • The 1841 Webster-Ashburton treaty defined the territorial boundary between the state of Maine and the British colony of New Brunswick permanently.
  • The conflict had a diplomatic solution, so there were no human casualties.

Explanation:

Hello!

Comparing both situations, we can understand:

Causes:

  • In both cases, the main cause of the conflict responds to an economic factor, which is derived from the use of a disputed land.
  • The Texan settlers (Americans and Mexicans) acted jointly. The inhabitants of the Aroostook region were considered intruders by one side or another.

Effects:

  • In both cases, limits were defined for the territories in conflict.
  • Texas revolt produced many human casualties. Aroostook war didn´t.
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