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Why did the United States initially deny Texas' request for annexation? [Select all that apply.]Annexing Texas would offset the balance between free and slave states.Texas was now mostly populated by former Mexican citizens and had little ties to America.The US government had placed a temporary hold on adding states to the Union until the issue of slavery was solved.Annexing Texas would most likely lead to war between the US and Mexico.
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