Iam in need of your . i will name you brainliest if you answer all of the questions.
1. what allowed settlers to establish a colony in texas?
2. how did the interaction between the settlers in texas and the mexican government develop and change over time?
3. how do you think the perspectives of the texas settlers and the mexican government would vary?
4. on what things might the mexican government and the texas settlers agree?
5. how can you demonstrate the differences in the perspectives about texas and its independence with historically accurate facts?

1.    What allowed settlers to establish a colony in Texas?

What allowed settlers to establish a colony in texas is the amount of land the all of natural resources to be found in texas.                                                                                                    

2.    How did the interaction between the settlers in Texas and the Mexican government develop and change over time?

The interaction between the settlers in Texas and the Mexican government developed and changed over time because both texas and mexico learned to tolerate each other.

3.    How do you think the perspectives of the Texas settlers and the Mexican government would vary?

Texas had struggled for years to get their independence. In the 1820’s Stephen Austin won the Mexican government’s approval to bring American families into a sparsely settled texas region.

4.    On what things might the Mexican government and the Texas settlers agree?

One thing that they will agree one is that the mexican government had a lot more money than the settlers did they might also agree on is that the Alamo was for the settlers.

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