Which statement best explains the relationship between the Mexican government and Anglo-American settlers in Texas from 1821 to 1825?(1 point) Responses The Mexican government was still fighting for independence and let Anglo-American settlers govern themselves. The Mexican government was still fighting for independence and let Anglo-American settlers govern themselves. Anglo-American settlers created regular conflict with the Mexican government over land claims, causing the army to step in. Anglo-American settlers created regular conflict with the Mexican government over land claims, causing the army to step in. Decisions by the Mexican government caused Anglo-American settlers to declare independence, causing another revolution. Decisions by the Mexican government caused Anglo-American settlers to declare independence, causing another revolution. Political decisions made by the Mexican government caused a mixture of support and challenge from Anglo-American settlers.
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The statement that best explains the relationship between the Mexican government and Anglo-American settlers in Texas from 1821 to 1825 is: Political decisions made by the Mexican government caused a mixture of support and challenge from Anglo-American settlers.
This option captures the complexities of the relationship during this period, where the Mexican government's policies and decisions influenced both cooperation and conflict with the Anglo-American settlers.
