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Why were Texans supportive of Santa Anna in the civil war in Mexico? A. He supported Centralist policies B. He supported Independence from Spain C. He supported the Federal Constitution. D. He supported
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Why were Texans supportive of Santa Anna in the civil war in Mexico?

A. He supported Centralist policies
B. He supported Independence from Spain
C. He supported the Federal Constitution.
D. He supported Texas Independence.

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Yeah it’s C , because the whole war started because Texans wanted to be a federal constitution and because of the independence after
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