What troubled Manuel de Mier y Teran when he visited Texas, which he reported to the Mexican government
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1. Haden Edwards’ attempt to claim independence for his colony from Mexico
2. The number of American immigrants who hadn’t adopted Mexican culture
3.lifting the property tax exemption
4.The Anahuac standoff had a peaceful solution, while the Battle of Velasco was first bloodshed of Texas Revolution
5. The abolishment of the constitution of 1824
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1: A
2: C
3: A B E
4: B
5: C
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Manuel de Mier y Teran, a Mexican officer and politician, visited Texas in 1828 on a special mission to assess the political and social situation in the region. During his visit, he reported several issues to the Mexican government that troubled him.
One significant concern that troubled Mier y Teran was the increasing influx of Anglo-American settlers into Texas. He observed that these settlers were becoming the majority population in the area and were not fully assimilating into Mexican society. Mier y Teran worried that this could lead to the dilution of Mexican culture and the potential loss of control over Texas by the Mexican government.
Furthermore, he was alarmed by the growing influence of the United States in Texas affairs. Mier y Teran observed that the Anglo-American settlers enjoyed economic advantages and had strong connections with the United States government. He feared that this American influence would further undermine Mexican authority in the region.
Mier y Teran also noted the tension between the indigenous populations, such as Native American tribes, and the settlers. He reported conflicts and violence between the groups, which he believed were caused by the encroachment of settlers into Native American territories.
In his report, Mier y Teran recommended that the Mexican government take immediate action to strengthen its control over Texas. He proposed strict limits on Anglo-American immigration, the promotion of Mexican cultural assimilation, stronger military presence, and the establishment of trade routes between Texas and other Mexican territories.
Ultimately, Mier y Teran's report had a significant impact on Mexican policy toward Texas, leading to stricter regulations in an attempt to maintain Mexican control over the region. However, these measures fueled further discontent among Anglo-American settlers and eventually contributed to the tensions that led to the Texas Revolution in 1835.
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https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fmi02
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuel_de_Mier_y_Ter%C3%A1n