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Why did the Texas settlers support Antonio Santa Anna's attempt to take control of Mexico's government?
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Why did the Texas settlers support Antonio Santa Anna's attempt to take control of Mexico's government?

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They wanted independence from Santa Anna's dictatorship, Santa Anna also ignored the constitution in 1835 and they wanted to reinforce it.

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