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Why didn't the United States immediately bring the Republic of Texas into the U.S. immediately after Texas declared independence in 1836?A. American politicians viewed the adding of Texas to the U.S. as a A. "political landmine"B. All of theseC. Concerns about the imbalance of adding a large slave stateD. The U.S. feared that doing so would provoke a war with Mexico, as Mexico never fully acknowledged Texas independence
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