Answer:
They had to be Catholics and of good morals.
Explanation:
Moses and Stephen Austin contracted to bring "500 families on the vacant lands remaining within the limits of the colony already established." The contract stipulates that "The families which are to compose this Colony besides being industrious as he offers in his petition must be Catholics, and of good morals." Stephen Austin established dozens of communities and brought thousands of settlers into the Mexican province of Texas.
Answer:
Stephen F. Austin met with the governor of Mexico in August 1821. The two established the terms of Austin’s settlement. Acreage would be distributed to the heads of the household according to the number of household members. A male head of the family would receive 640 acres. He would get an additional 320 acres for his wife and 160 acres for each of his children. He would receive 80 acres for each enslaved person he brought. Austin would be paid a fee by the colonists for his service. Mexico became independent from Spain later that year. The new Mexican government refused to abide by the original terms.
Explanation:
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