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Why did Mexico open its borders to American settlers in the early 1800s?

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amm18122 years ago
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See Explanation.

Explanation:

Americans began to settle in the area as early as 1803. The Mexican government needed inhabitants to secure itself from foreign attack after the Mexican Revolution of 1824, so they offered generous land concessions to anybody who would become citizens, join the Catholic faith, and live there.

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