Which of the following statements illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence? I. José Gutiérrez de Lara became president of Texas and then was asked to resign. II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president. III. Tejano and Anglo rebels unified to take control of San Antonio de Bexar.(1 point) Responses I and III only I and III only I, II, and III I, II, and III II and III only II and III only I and II only

Question

Which of the following statements illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence? I. José Gutiérrez de Lara became president of Texas and then was asked to resign. II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president. III. Tejano and Anglo rebels unified to take control of San Antonio de Bexar.(1 point) Responses I and III only I and III only I, II, and III I, II, and III II and III only II and III only I and II only

Answer 1

The statement that illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence is II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president.

Answer 2

The statement that illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence is:

II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president

Answer 3

To determine which statement illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence, let's analyze each statement:

I. José Gutiérrez de Lara became president of Texas and then was asked to resign.
This statement does not directly indicate political division. It describes an individual becoming president but does not mention any conflicting factions or divisions.

II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president.
This statement suggests political division as rebels ignoring orders from the Texas president indicates a lack of unity and a potential split between different factions or groups within Texas.

III. Tejano and Anglo rebels unified to take control of San Antonio de Bexar.
This statement suggests unity rather than division, as Tejano and Anglo rebels working together implies a harmonious alliance rather than political division.

Based on the analysis, the statement that illustrates the political division between Texans during the Mexican War for Independence is II. Rebels fighting at the Battle of Medina disobeyed orders from the Texas president.

Therefore, the correct answer is III. II only.