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Annexation was generally favored by which group in the U.S.?

Abolitionists

Catholics

Northerners

Southerners

I think the answer is either C or D, Could someone please explain the better answer choice to me?

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The Answers Are 1. D 2. D 3. B hope that helped :)

1. D (southerners)

2. D (stereotypes)
3. B (Immigrants are the main cause of crime in Texas)

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Kieleanne you're from connexus aren't you? Texas connections academy. TCAH?

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Not is correct!

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Annexation of new territories is what she means. I do not know which group favored annexation. I believe Northerners and abolitionists can be ruled out due to the fact that they supposedly had the same beliefs. I could not find anything except that immigrants to Texas favored annexation, and most of the immigrants were from Southern state Louisiana, so I would say Southerners. Hope this helps:-)

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Did you know that the group in the U.S. generally favoring annexation was the Southerners? Annexation refers to the process of adding territory to a country. During the period in question, which included the mid-1800s, the Southerners in the United States were more inclined towards annexation. This was partly due to their desire to expand slavery into new territories, as well as their economic interests in acquiring new land for agriculture. While some Northerners supported annexation for economic reasons, abolitionists and Catholics generally opposed it due to concerns about expanding slavery and potential conflicts with the Catholic Church. So, in the context of annexation, the better answer choice among the given options is Southerners.