Question

Texan leaders meeting at the Constitutional Convention of 1836 caused(1 point) Responses the Mexican government to demand the settlers of Gonzales return their cannon. the Mexican government to demand the settlers of Gonzales return their cannon. James Fannin and his men to get trapped by the Mexican army and massacred at Goliad. James Fannin and his men to get trapped by the Mexican army and massacred at Goliad. reinforcements not to arrive in time to help the Texans trapped at the Alamo. reinforcements not to arrive in time to help the Texans trapped at the Alamo. Sam Houston’s troops to retreat east across Texas to avoid being captured by Santa Anna’s army.

Answer 1

The meeting of Texan leaders at the Constitutional Convention of 1836 primarily resulted in the declaration of Texas independence from Mexico, which exacerbated tensions and conflicts with the Mexican government. One significant consequence of these tensions was the Mexican government's demand for the settlers of Gonzales to return their cannon. This event is often referred to as the "Lexington of Texas" and marked a key moment in the lead-up to the Texas Revolution.

Therefore, the correct answer would be: the Mexican government to demand the settlers of Gonzales return their cannon.