marking brainiest, what would a Tejano living in San Antonio but not volunteering to defend the Alamo think about the declaration of Independence for Texas.

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marking brainiest, what would a Tejano living in San Antonio but not volunteering to defend the Alamo think about the declaration of Independence for Texas.

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A Tejano who lived in San Antonio but did not fight at the Alamo might be against the declaration of Independence of Texas.

Facts about the Tejanos

They are Texans of Mexican descent.
They fought against Mexico in the Texas War of Independence after the Alamo.

A Tejano who did not volunteer to fight at the Alamo would most likely be against the declaration of independence because they would want to remain under the Mexican government as they share more with Mexicans that Anglo- Texans.

In conclusion, they would be against the declaration of independence.

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