Which of the following statements best describes how Anglo-American cultural attitudes toward the Indigenous people of Texas differed from those of earlier Spanish and Tejano settlers?(1 point) Responses Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers respected the rights of the Indigenous people living in Texas. Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas. Anglo-American settlers drove Indigenous people away from their settlements in Texas. Anglo-American settlers drove Indigenous people away from their settlements in Texas. Anglo-American settlers established missions and schools to teach Indigenous people in Texas Protestant religions and the English language.

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GPT 3.5 · Accepted Answer

Anglo-American settlers had little interest in sharing their culture with the Indigenous people of Texas.

Lila · Answer

Use the excerpt to answer the question. “[Texas] has advanced at an amazing rate of ruin and destruction. . . . The troops . . . have drained the resources of this country, and laid their hand on everything that could sustain [support] human life.” —Antonio María Martínez, Governor of Texas What economically difficult time period does Governor Martínez describe in this passage? (1 point) Responses when Spanish conquistadores first entered Texas in search of gold when Spanish conquistadores first entered Texas in search of gold shortly after Mexico won its independence from Spain in 1821 shortly after Mexico won its independence from Spain in 1821 when France threatened Spanish settlements in Texas during the late 1600s when France threatened Spanish settlements in Texas during the late 1600s right before Texas declared its independence from Mexico in 1836

GPT 3.5 · Answer

Governor Martínez describes the economically difficult time period shortly after Mexico won its independence from Spain in 1821 in this passage.