Question

Which of these was a major motivator for Anglo-Americans settling Hispanic Texas in the 1820s?

A)
Anglo-Americans were attracted to the inexpensive land available in Texas.
B)
Mexico allowed more individual freedoms than the United States at the
time.
American settlers flocked to Texas to avoid the aggressive Native
Americans living in Oklahoma.
Mexico offered fifty dollars and fifty acres to anyone willing to settle the
grasslands of Texas
D)

Answer 1

A) Anglo-Americans were attracted to the inexpensive land available in Texas.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Anglo-Americans were attracted to the inexpensive land in Hispanic Texas in the 1820s after revolts broke out in the early 1820s, Congress was dissolved and a dictatorship began.

However, in 1824, the government of Mexico wanted people to settle in their land with the aim of protecting them against external aggressors, so they offered generous land grants to any people who would come and settle there, so the Anglo-Americans went because of the inexpensive land available in Texas.