Why were free African Americans in an unusual predicament when it came to the laws in the Constitution of 1836? a.
Many free African Americans were allowed to fight for independence but could not live in Texas without permission from Congress.
b.
Free African Americans were not considered citizens by either the Mexicans or the Texans and could not buy land.
c.
All free African Americans were forced to choose to fight for Mexico or Texas once the Constitution of 1836 was completed.
d.
Free African Americans could buy land in Texas but they were not allowed to vote or run for public office.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C

a.  Many free African Americans were allowed to fight for independence but could not live in Texas without permission from Congress.

Explanation:

During the Texas Revolution, Free African Americans were allowed to fight for the Texan cause against the Mexican government and when they did they proved their mantle in battles such as the Battle of the Alamo and the Battle of Gonzales.

After Texas won their independence however, they barred free African-Americans from living in Texas unless they had permission to do so from the Texan Congress. The logic was that seeing free Blacks would inspire enslaved black people to want to be free as well.

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