What was one effect that Anglo-American colonization and the State Colonization Law of 1825 had on Tejanos and Indigenous Americans living in Texas? (1 point)

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Responses

Conflict arose when Anglo-Americans claimed land where the other groups had been living and forced them to move.
Conflict arose when Anglo-Americans claimed land where the other groups had been living and forced them to move.

Tejanos and Indigenous Americans were forced by the Mexican government to adopt Anglo-American culture.
Tejanos and Indigenous Americans were forced by the Mexican government to adopt Anglo-American culture.

The Mexican government provided new land contracts for Tejanos and Indigenous Americans so all three groups could live peacefully.
The Mexican government provided new land contracts for Tejanos and Indigenous Americans so all three groups could live peacefully.

All three groups cooperated to farm, raise livestock, and improve the economy of Mexico after the war for independence.
All three groups cooperated to farm, raise livestock, and improve the economy of Mexico after the war for independence.

Answer 1

The most accurate response regarding the effects of Anglo-American colonization and the State Colonization Law of 1825 on Tejanos and Indigenous Americans living in Texas is:

Conflict arose when Anglo-Americans claimed land where the other groups had been living and forced them to move.

This response reflects the reality of land disputes and the displacement faced by Tejanos and Indigenous peoples as Anglo-American settlers moved into Texas, leading to significant tension and conflict.