How did the War Party's position on independence differ from that of the

Peace Party?

A. The War Party wanted to end Santa Anna's military dictatorship.

B. The War Party wanted immediate independence from Mexico

C. The Peace Party wanted to dissolve the Constitution of 1824.

D. The War Party favored a more moderate approach to independence.

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Riley Sellers

13 May, 17:35

How did the War Party's position on independence differ from that of the

Peace Party?

A. The War Party wanted to end Santa Anna's military dictatorship.

B. The War Party wanted immediate independence from Mexico

C. The Peace Party wanted to dissolve the Constitution of 1824.

D. The War Party favored a more moderate approach to independence.

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Farrell · Answer 1

War Party's position on independence differ from Peace Party because they wanted immediate independence from Mexico.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

The war party and the peace party were two groups which had opposite views about getting independence from Mexico. The war party was in favor of getting independence immediately from Mexico.

Where as the Peace party also wanted independence from Mexico but they wanted Texas to be a part of their country and did not want Texas to leave. Moreover the peace party was more in favor of following the constitution of the country more than the war party.