How did the population of Texas change after the U. S.-Mexican War?

a) It declined as people fled ruined lands.

b) It became more Tejano in border regions.

c) It grew as Anglo settlers migrated from the Old South.

d) It shifted eastward due to American Indian attacks.

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7 April, 05:06

How did the population of Texas change after the U. S.-Mexican War?

a) It declined as people fled ruined lands.

b) It became more Tejano in border regions.

c) It grew as Anglo settlers migrated from the Old South.

d) It shifted eastward due to American Indian attacks.

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How did the population of Texas change after the U. S.-Mexican War?a) It declined as people fled ruined lands.b) It became more Tejano in border regions.c) It grew as Anglo settlers migrated from the Old South.d) It shifted eastward due to American Indian attacks.

How did the population of Texas change after the U. S.-Mexican War?

a) It declined as people fled ruined lands.

b) It became more Tejano in border regions.

c) It grew as Anglo settlers migrated from the Old South.

d) It shifted eastward due to American Indian attacks.