How did slavery change when Texas gained its independence from Mexico?

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Mexico at first did not allow the people of Texas to own slaves. After winning independence and however, Texas allowed slavery. Once slavery was allowed, after a few years of independence, texas asked to enter the US as a slave state.

So Texas went from a territory of Mexico that had slavery banned to a state in the US with slavery (after independence)

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