Asked by Anonymous

The Texas constitution of 1836 had shared ideals with the U.S. Constitution. Which of the following ideals did the Texas constitution most likely support?

A. Executive powers, or the concentration of authority in one leader
B. Theocracy, or a combination of religious in government powers
C. Federalism, or the division of power between states in the nation ****
D. Popular sovereignty , Or self government
Answered by Writeacher
https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/mhc01
and
https://tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/mkc01

My question for you regarding your choice is this: Was the Republic of Texas made up of states?
Answered by Damon
I suspect that you are correct.
Answered by Anonymous
No the republic of texas was an independent nation it wasn’t apart of the USA yet and it was independent from Mexico
Answered by Anonymous
Ohhh so write teacher it would be d ?
Answered by Writeacher
Was it composed of states before it became one of the states in the USA?

I think Damon is right -- that your choice is correct -- but the wording of the question is off. The Republic of Texas was made up of districts, as you'll read in the second of the two links I gave you.
Answered by Anonymous
Ok thank you
Answered by Writeacher
D could be correct, too, given the nature of those very first Texans!! However, the way that constitution was written is more "federalism" than popular sovereignty.

I'd go with C.
Answered by Anonymous
The answer was D but it’s ok because I learned something thank you everyone for the help :)
Answered by Damon
ah well.....
Answered by Lua Flores
The correct answer is (D)
I just took the test.
Answered by Shadow person
I took the quiz here’s all the answers
1.)c-Childress
2.)a-fighting for independence
3.)d-popular sovereignty, or self government
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