Which of the following contributed to a rise in military spending in the Texas Republic?

a. Lamar's Tejano policy

b. Lamar's African American policy

c. Lamar's Mexican policy

d. Lamar's American Indian policy

Answer and Explanation:

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Lamar had devoted much thought to Texas's military and foreign policy

Upon taking office, Lamar instituted an immediate change in Indian policy.

Building the dream: Both Lamar's admirers and his critics agreed that he was a visionary. As Lamar took office, Texas was a lawless and bankrupt country whose legitimacy was not even acknowledged by most of the world. Lamar declared that Texas would become a great nation. He was determined that under his leadership, Texas would begin a march towards an empire that would stretch to the Pacific Ocean.

Lamar understood what it would take to lay the foundations for this greatness, though not the timeframe in which it would occur. Lamar called for the establishment of a public school system and a university. He also called for the establishment of clearly defined legal procedures, commercial treaties and a national bank to build the economy, and direct taxation to fund education and defense.

An independent Texas: Lamar had devoted much thought to Texas's military and foreign policy. He would no longer seek annexation to the United States. Instead, he would continue to try to win recognition from other countries of Texas's independence.

Most important to Texas survival was winning peace and recognition from Mexico. Lamar pursued diplomacy through the United States and Great Britain and through direct negotiation. The efforts came very near to success. On the eve of recognition, however, a revolution broke out in Mexico and completely derailed all the progress that had been made. Following the collapse of negotiations, Lamar formed an alliance with Mexican rebels in Yucatan, a story told in part in the exhibit Fortune Favors the Brave: The Story of the Texas Navy.

Indian expulsion: Upon taking office, Lamar instituted an immediate change in Indian policy. Like most white Texans, Lamar did not accept the idea of coexistence with

answer: answer is (d)

explanation: it makes more sence than all the others and i know more stuff than you

the right choice would be a. culture within the city-state. c. loyalty to the police. d separation by land and sea.