History, 30.10.2021 14:00, Kigarya

The turtle bayou resolutions were important in Texas history because (a) these documents went directly against general Santa Anna
(b) they demonstrated that not all Anglo American settlers opposed Mexican rule
(c) they actively promoted opposition to the central list Mexican government in charge at the time
(d) they caused the United States government to formally support the movement for an independent Texas

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