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Which of the following was NOT an issue that caused Texans to clash with the Mexican government? A. local autonomy B. women's rights C. immigration D. slavery
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Which of the following was NOT an issue that caused Texans to clash with the Mexican government?
A. local autonomy
B. women's rights
C. immigration
D. slavery
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I believe it's
B. women's rights
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I think the answer is b
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