Answer:
Mexico banned further immigration from the United States to Texas, and this ban resulted in Texas revolution.
Explanation:
Before the Texas Revolution between October 1835 to April 1836, Texas formed part of Mexico. However, Texas and other white settler residents in Texas at that time were not comfortable with the centralist system of government being operated by the Mexican dictator, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna which was believed to be oppressive of the rights of the citizens. This led to heated political and cultural strains between the Mexican government and the increasing population of white settlers in Texas. The Mexican government sought to ban further immigration from the United States into Texas, but Texas and other white settlers resisted this move by starting a revolution against the Mexican government which led to the defeat of Mexican soldiers at the Battle of San Jacinto, and the resultant secession and independence of Texas from Mexico. The Republic of Texas was eventually annexed by the United States of America.
He was angry when the United States decided to keep control of the phillipines
France
The newly formed League of Nations, following World War I, set up "mandates" for governmental oversight of territories which were formerly under the control of the German Empire or the Ottoman Empire (the losing side in World War I). These mandates were in territories in Africa, the Middle East and Asia that were deemed not yet ready to govern themselves. (There was some bias in that sort of judgment, of course.)
In the Middle East, France was given the Mandate for Syria and Lebanon. Britain was given the Mandate for Palestine as well as supervisory government over the Kingdom of Iraq.
The correct answer is False.
Explanation
Thaddeus Stevens (1792-1868) was an American politician who belonged to the radical current of the Republican Party. He was noted for his social sense which allowed him to earn the nickname "champion of equality" since he fought for civil rights, the abolition of slavery, and free education. Because of this, he considers himself an active member of the Republican party and a radical politician who advocated for the rights of the underprivileged and the segregated during a time of great change in the United States. So the correct answer is False.