6. In 1804, Spain wanted to protect its interest in Spanish Texas by sending thousands of new settlers to the (1 point) area. What prevented this plan?

No one wanted to move to Texas.

The U. S. paid them not to do it.

They did not have enough money.

They received threats from the U. S.

Option: No one wanted to move to Texas.

Explanation:    

Spain wanted to protect its interest in Spanish Taxes by sending thousand of settlers but was unable to. Texas settled by fewer Mexican farmers and ranchers. The reason for the hesitation among the pioneers in Texas was the presence of the Native Americans. Indian raids by the Comanche and Apache dangerous in Texas. Many of the settlers got killed, along with cattle and horses were taken. It was becoming difficult for Mexican settlers to defend their horses and cattle.  

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