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Why were Native Americans so eager to engage in the enslavement of other Indians before 1750?

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It was important for Texas to gain recognition from other countries so that Texas would be viewed as a good economic partner which would lead to more profitable trade agreements with other nations. Texas would also be able to borrow money from other nations if they proved they were free from Mexico government and then Texas could push for the next step in their growth, the U.S. annexation of Texas. In order to survive financially, Texas had to be recognized as a successful republic by other countries.

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This was because Native Americans were in competition with other tribes. This led to war between the tribes and prisoners of war. These POW became slaves. The enslavement stopped after 1850, because of the need for tribes to work together. This was due to the Americans removing Natives from their lands.

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