What characteristics did the state colonization law of 1825 require of settlers?

On August 18, 1824, the new Mexican government passed the General Colonization Law. This statute allowed foreigners to gain title to land that was not within 20 leagues of the border of another country or within 10 leagues of the coast. Settlers would be exempt from taxes for ten years.

Explanation:

How did Mexico's State Colonization Law of 1825 reflect the ideas of the Federalist government? In the hope of increasing the state's population, the legislature made rules designed to attract settlers. Foreigners, such as settlers from the United States, were invited to immigrate, or move, to Texas.

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the answer is option a.