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What did Texas struggle with after achieving its independence? A: Not Enough Land B: Labor Shortage C: Too Much Land D: Debt
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What did Texas struggle with after achieving its independence?

A: Not Enough Land
B: Labor Shortage
C: Too Much Land
D: Debt

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debt

Step-by-step explanation:

In 1826, a conflict between Mexican and American settlers led to the Fredonian Rebellion, and in 1830 the Mexican government took measures to stop the influx of Americans. ... The Mexicans were routed in what is regarded as the first battle of the Texas Revolution.

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