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Which of the following statements is FALSE?
a. The United States and Stephen F. Austin did not support the Edwards brothers' attempt to
establish an independent republic,
b. Stephen F. Austin convinced Mexican authorities to release the settlers arrested in the
Fredonian Revolt
C. Cherokee leaders agree to support the Edwards brothers and fight against the Mexican
army in the revolt
d. Both Edwards brothers fled across the Sabine River into the United States when the
Mexican army arrived to face the revolt
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