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What was one effect of Santa Anna’s rise to power in the 1830s?

What was one effect of Santa Anna’s rise to power in the 1830s?
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What was one effect of Santa Anna’s rise to power in the 1830s?

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Texas revolted and declared independence from Mexico.

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Santa anna was the main figure of the Texas Revolution in the 1830s.

Since you provide no options, one of the effect of santa anna's rise to power is that he lead Texas to revolted and declared independence from Mexico from 1835 - 1836
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