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Stephen F. Austin Dies
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Lamar Wins Second Texas Presidency
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Houston's First Presidency
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Treat of Valasco Signed
Treaty brings end to war with Mexican Army and pushes them back south of the Rio Grande
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First Texas Vote
Texans vote on constitution and elect Houston as first Texas President.
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Santa Anna Leaves for Washington
Santa Anna (as a hostage) leaves for Washington to persuade U.S. to give diplomatic recognition. -
Texas Congress Declares Rio Grande as South Border of Texas
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U.S. Allows Funding for Diplomatic Agent for Texas
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Texas' Second Congressional Meeting
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Texas Government Financial Hardship
Texas government cannot pay army or staff and resorts to printing $500,000 in printed money
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U.S.' Secretary of State Rejects Idea of Annexation
U.S.' Secretary of State rejects idea to annex Texas due to possible war with Mexico as a result. -
Texas Rebels Attack Anglo Settlers
Rebellious groups of Indian tribes and Tejanos begin attacking Anglo settlers. -
Texas Militia Ends Rebellious Attacks on Anglo Settlers
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Period: to
Lamar Presidency
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French Government Recognizes Texas as Independent Country
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Texas Troops Attack Cherokee Indian Tribe
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Texas Capital Moves from Houston to Austin
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Greatest Comanche Raid of the Southwest
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Council House Fight
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Belgium Recognizes Texas as Independent
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Houston is Elected for Second Term
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Period: to
Houston's Second Term Presidency
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Santa Fe Expedition Begins
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Santa Fe Expedition Travelers Surrender to Mexico
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General Vasquez crosses Rio Grande into Texas to Attack
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New Congress is Voted in
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Houston Order Capital to Move to Washington-on-the-Brazos
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Mexican Army Captures San Antonio
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Texas Defeats Mexican Army & Allows Them to Retreat to Mexico
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Annexation Terms and Policies are Discussed
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British Influence Becomes Large in Texas
Washington D. Miller wrote US President Tyler a letter pushing him to annex Texas before British involvement convinces Mexico to recognize independence -
Houston Writes to Britain to Ask for Help
Houston asked Britain to use friendly relations with Mexico to encourage diplomatic recognition of Texas. -
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Jones' Presidency
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Jones is Elected as Texas President
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U.S. Votes to Pass Annexation of Texas
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U.S. Accepts Texas' Constitution
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Annexation Proposal is Sent to Texas
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Texas Passes Annexation
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Texas Elects First Governor to Serve After Annexation