Question

Which of the following best describes Anglo-Texans' response to Mexican laws? The settlers

Answer 1

Answers

The Anglo-Texans' response to Mexican laws was that the settlers kept slaves and refused to convert to Catholicism.

Explanation

The Anglo Texans had basically developed hatred among the Mexicans because the laws of Mexicans were based on way such that they were to end slavery.They used slaves for labor.They believed that the poorest the poorest class of Mexican refugees who lived in the isolated areas were more than bandits.

They sought to enslave the only people in the land who who still dared to defend the cause of liberty. They kept slaves and refused to convert to Catholicism.

Answer 2

I think the answer is b.  Many Americans came to Texas were slave owners from the South.  Though some converted to Catholicism, they refuse to relinquish their system of slavery.  Some still practice their faith as Protestant missionary slipped into Texas.  Slavery was outlawed in Mexico and as more and more Americans came with their slaves, conflict eventually broke out into war for Texan Independence.