Question

read the section entitled settlement of texas, then complete the chart below.
mexican government encouraged anglo - americans to come to tx by selling land for the price of $0.10 an
anglo - american settlers outnumbered mexicans.
7 there were.....
mexican government started to complain that

Explanation:

To complete the chart about the "Settlement of Texas", we need to analyze the historical context of Texas settlement:

Row 2 (Anglo - American settlers outnumbered Mexicans):

When Anglo - American settlers outnumbered Mexicans, a key consequence was that the Mexican government became concerned about losing control over Texas. A relevant historical development here is that the Mexican government started to impose restrictions. For example, they banned further Anglo - American immigration (in 1830), and also tried to enforce Mexican laws (like the ban on slavery, which was widely practiced by Anglo - American settlers) more strictly. So a possible completion for this row could be: "the Mexican government imposed restrictions like banning further Anglo - American immigration (1830) and enforcing Mexican laws (e.g., against slavery) more strictly as they feared losing control."

Row 3 (Mexican government started to complain that):

The main complaints were related to the Anglo - American settlers not following Mexican laws. For instance, the settlers were ignoring the ban on slavery (many brought slaves to work on cotton and other plantations), they were not adopting Mexican culture or language, and they were seeking more self - governance which was against the Mexican government's vision of a unified Mexico. Also, the settlers were often in conflict with Native American tribes, and the Mexican government felt that the settlers were not contributing to the defense of the region as expected. So a possible completion here is: "Anglo - American settlers were ignoring Mexican laws (e.g., slavery ban), not assimilating into Mexican culture, seeking excessive self - governance, and failing to contribute to regional defense as expected."

If you need more precise historical details (like specific dates, names of key figures), you can refer to Texas history sources focused on the period of Mexican Texas (1821 - 1836) before the Texas Revolution.

Answer:

To complete the chart about the "Settlement of Texas", we need to analyze the historical context of Texas settlement:

Row 2 (Anglo - American settlers outnumbered Mexicans):

When Anglo - American settlers outnumbered Mexicans, a key consequence was that the Mexican government became concerned about losing control over Texas. A relevant historical development here is that the Mexican government started to impose restrictions. For example, they banned further Anglo - American immigration (in 1830), and also tried to enforce Mexican laws (like the ban on slavery, which was widely practiced by Anglo - American settlers) more strictly. So a possible completion for this row could be: "the Mexican government imposed restrictions like banning further Anglo - American immigration (1830) and enforcing Mexican laws (e.g., against slavery) more strictly as they feared losing control."

Row 3 (Mexican government started to complain that):

The main complaints were related to the Anglo - American settlers not following Mexican laws. For instance, the settlers were ignoring the ban on slavery (many brought slaves to work on cotton and other plantations), they were not adopting Mexican culture or language, and they were seeking more self - governance which was against the Mexican government's vision of a unified Mexico. Also, the settlers were often in conflict with Native American tribes, and the Mexican government felt that the settlers were not contributing to the defense of the region as expected. So a possible completion here is: "Anglo - American settlers were ignoring Mexican laws (e.g., slavery ban), not assimilating into Mexican culture, seeking excessive self - governance, and failing to contribute to regional defense as expected."

If you need more precise historical details (like specific dates, names of key figures), you can refer to Texas history sources focused on the period of Mexican Texas (1821 - 1836) before the Texas Revolution.