Title: 6 Causes of Texas Separation of Mexico (Political and Social) | Life Persona
Headings: 6 Causes of Texas Separation of Mexico (Political and Social)
6 Causes of Texas Separation of Mexico (Political and Social)
6 causes of the Texas independence process of the State of Mexico
1- The abolition of the Mexican constitution of 1824
2- Citizens felt more American than Mexican
3- Economic relations between Texas and the United States
Manifest Destiny
5. Slavery
6- Problems in the Mexican government
References

Content: This constitution gave the Texans freedom of action. This constitution was abolished and replaced by another one that gave more control to the government and less freedom to the federal entities. This constitution generated the displeasure of not only the citizens of Texas but of other parts of Mexico, since with her it was evidenced the beginning of a dictatorial government. With the new constitution, the State of Mexico ceased to be federal and was organized around a centralist model, led by General Antonio López de Santa Anna. In the months leading up to the Texas Revolution, citizens shouted for the reinstitution of the old constitution. When this did not happen, the only possible alternative was rebellion. 2- Citizens felt more American than Mexican
When Mexico gained its independence in 1821, the Mexican state encouraged the Americans to occupy the territory of the entity of Coahuila and Texas. The State granted these individuals a territory that had not previously been occupied and Mexican nationality. In return, these individuals had to be transformed into Mexican citizens proper: they had to learn the Spanish language and accept Catholicism as an official religion.