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What are two reasons why Texans declared independence from Mexico?
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What are two reasons why Texans declared independence from Mexico?

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-Chaos in Mexico City
1Economic ties with the US
-The settlers were culturally American and not Mexican
-The abolishment of the 1824 Constitution
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- the Settlers Were Culturally American, Not Mexican

- Economic Ties With the US

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