3 years ago

Why were Stephen Austin’s colonies so successful?

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Austin’s colonies were very successful because he live in the plains where the soil is very fertile. This means that they could create very good farmland in the area.

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I did the practice thing in edge 2020

g100num [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

By 1825, Austin had issued 297 land grants.

-Each family received 177 very inexpensive acres of farmland or 4,428 acres for stock grazing, as well as a 10-year exemption from paying taxes.

-because it was situated on a bend of the colorado with ranges of timber

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