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Slavery was abolished in Mexico in 1829, but — Mexican Texas was allowed to continue the practice citizens refused to pass the legislation slavery was not seen as an integral pa…

Slavery was abolished in Mexico in 1829, but — Mexican Texas was allowed to continue the practice citizens refused to pass the legislation slavery was not seen as an integral pa…
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Slavery was abolished in Mexico in 1829, but —

Mexican Texas was allowed to continue the practice


citizens refused to pass the legislation


slavery was not seen as an integral part of the economy

Mexican Texas was never a slave territory

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Its b

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I took the test it b

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Answer: b

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