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American settlement in Texas in the 1820s and 1830s:a. led Stephen Austin to demand more autonomy from Mexican officialsb. included no slaves, because Mexico had banned slavery in its territoryc. was in communities whose American-born residents were called Tejanos by their Mexican neighborsd. took place without approval from the Mexican governmente. did not exceed the Mexican population there until the United States annexed Texas in 1845
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