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Why did the Texans support Santa Anna in 1832? Just few years later the Texans will declare independence from Mexico as ruled by Santa Anna. Who do you think changed their ideas…

Why did the Texans support Santa Anna in 1832? Just few years later the Texans will declare independence from Mexico as ruled by Santa Anna. Who do you think changed their ideas…
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Why did the Texans support Santa Anna in 1832? Just few years later the Texans will declare independence from Mexico as ruled by Santa Anna. Who do you think changed their ideas, Texans or Santa Anna? Why?

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Answer:-Santa AnnaColonists hoped that he would make Texas a self-governing state within the Mexican republic. .

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