Why was the Mexican government concerned about the white settler population in Texas?It feared the white settlers would use up all the natural resources, leaving none for Mexican settlers.It knew that white settlers outnumbered Mexican settlers, which could cause it to lose control of Texas.It realized that white settlers were unable to afford the $100 cost of 4,500 acres of land, so few would move to Texas.It realized that there were so few white settlers in Texas that it would lack enough settlers to maintain the land.

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The number of white settlers in Texas was of increasing concern to the Mexican government because It knew that white settlers outnumbered Mexican settlers, which could cause it to lose control of Texas.

The Mexican government did not want too many white settlers in Texas because:

  • They were worried these settlers would declare independence
  • They were worried these settlers would not be loyal to Mexico
  • They were worried these settlers would not abide by Mexican law

The Mexican government was right to be worried because the white settlers in Texas felt privy to American law and would eventually declare independence from Mexico.

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