False. Texans were not the part of Abolitionist Movement.
Abolitionist Movement:
It was the movement to end Slavery and slave trade in America. The Missiouri Compromise and Great Awakening helped in the rise of Abolitionism, an idea which saw slavery as an abomination and an affliction on the United States, making it their goal to eradicate slave ownership.
However, People of Texas were not so much interested in Abolitionist movement because as per historians approximately one in four in Texas owned slaves, and most slave-holders lived in the eastern part of the state. Moreover, Texans believed that slavery was vital for continued prosperity.
Therefore, Many Texans were against the Abolitionist Movement.
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