What factor moved the American public to support the Texan rebels in 1836?

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Jeroen Bouman · Answer 1 · 2024-07-16T09:16:00+0000

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The factor that moved the American public to support the Texan rebels in 1836 was their perception of the conflict as a struggle for liberty and democracy against the Mexican government.

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What factor moved the American public to support the Texan rebels in 1836?

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