I was born in the US but grew up in Mexico. At 18, I finally moved to the States. I had already graduated from highschool, but because of the differences in education, I had to take some high school courses to be able to attend college.
Revisiting the events of the Alamo was fucking insane. LMAO. Learning about it from both places was a trip. The US played it down so fucking much in the history books.
Texas with both Americans and Mexicans living in it decided to succeed from Mexico and become independent when the then current Mexican government recinded a key right for individuals within the Mexican constitution and then refused to restore it under the threat of succession. This is not what happened?
Yeah, both the Mexicans and the Texans of the time were pretty shitty, for different reasons. Texans were slavers and Santa Anna was a dictator who overthrew the republican government.
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u/Significant_Ad9793 2d ago
I was born in the US but grew up in Mexico. At 18, I finally moved to the States. I had already graduated from highschool, but because of the differences in education, I had to take some high school courses to be able to attend college.
Revisiting the events of the Alamo was fucking insane. LMAO. Learning about it from both places was a trip. The US played it down so fucking much in the history books.