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Why did Congress initially refuse to annex Texas into the Union?A) Congress did not want to increase the number of Native Americans under its jurisdictionB) Most members feared an attack by English profiteers.C) Texas would come into the Union as a slave state.D) Congressional leaders refused to allocate money for annexation.
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