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What was Mexico's position on slavery immediately prior to the Texas Revolution?A. Mexico abolished slavery in 1829B. Protecting slavery was a major cause of the Mexican Independence movement, so the Mexican government adopted a number of laws to protect and expand slaveholdingC. The Mexican government protected slavery and imprisoned abolitionistsD. There were hardly any slaves in Mexico, but it remained legal and rare through the 1850s
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