After gaining its independence, what resulted in the new independent nation of Texas? a. Anglos welcomed Juan Seguín, Tejano supporter of Texas independence, as mayor of San Antonio. b. Anglos encouraged Tejanos to keep their Mexican customs. c. All Tejanos refused to send their children to English-speaking schools. d. Most Tejanos converted to Protestant faiths. e. The Catholic Church lost power in Texas.

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After gaining its independence, what resulted in the new independent nation of Texas? a. Anglos welcomed Juan Seguín, Tejano supporter of Texas independence, as mayor of San Antonio. b. Anglos encouraged Tejanos to keep their Mexican customs. c. All Tejanos refused to send their children to English-speaking schools. d. Most Tejanos converted to Protestant faiths. e. The Catholic Church lost power in Texas.

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Answer:

a. Anglos welcomed Juan Seguín, Tejano supporter of Texas independence, as mayor of San Antonio.

Explanation:

Juan Seguín played an important role in the Texas revolution as a soldier and a politician.

He was elected as alderman in December 1828 where he served on various electoral boards. Later in December 1833, he was elected as Alcade. He became a Texas senator at the end of 1837 and was later elected Mayor of San Antonio in 1840.