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Many Texans supported the Confederacy because they A. followed the viewpoints of their family members. B. did not want to anger the other Southern states. C. did not want to be …

Many Texans supported the Confederacy because they A. followed the viewpoints of their family members. B. did not want to anger the other Southern states. C. did not want to be …
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Many Texans supported the Confederacy because they A. followed the viewpoints of their family members. B. did not want to anger the other Southern states. C. did not want to be disloyal to Texas. D. believed in General Throckmorton.

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A. followed the viewpoints of their family members. Many of these people had been born or raised in the southern states and were very racist.
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