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Santa and his Army arrive in San Antonio and William Travis and his army have to take shelter. -
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The short battle lasted only lasted for 30 minutes with a little over 400 Texas soldiers captured. -
Sam Houston and his army caught the Mexican Army by surprise and were able to end the battle in 18 minutes. Santa Anna was also captured and brought to Houston -
Santa Anna and Texas' President Burnet signed two Treaties of Velasco (public and secretly), ending the Revolution.
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Sam Houston becomes president and Lorenzo de Zavala, Vice President. -
Martin van Buren was elected President of the United States.
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Resolution to recognize Texas introduced in the U.S. Senate. U.S. voted no.
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Santa Anna, home in Mexico, renounces all guarantees made to the Republic of Texas as a condition to his restoration of freedom (Campbell, R., 2017). -
Texas Minister to the United States presents U.S. government a formal offer from the Republic of Texas to annex itself to the United States (Campbell, R., 2017).
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Senator William C. Preston introduces a resolution for a tripartite treaty between the U.S./Mexico/Texas in the U.S. Senate and the resolution was TABLED (Campbell, R., 2017).
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Texas withdraws the offer of annexation because of Congress' lack of action on their proposal.
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Texas Congress passes joint resolution approving of President Sam Houston's withdrawal of annexation proposal.
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President Martin Van Buren is defeated for reelection by William Henry Harrison.
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After the invasion of Santa Fe, the Wichita River for the Red River they arrived in the beginning of October near present-day Tucumcari, New Mexico, were captured without firing a shot. marched to prison at the San Carlos Fortress in Perote, Veracruz. The disgrace was to lead to the return of Sam Houston.
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Mexican General Adrián Woll, 1,200 Mexicans, had recaptured San Antonio. Texans volunteers gathered on Cibolo Creek above Seguin and marched to Salado Creek about six miles northeast of San Antonio (Haynes, S.W., 2018).
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U.S. Senate passes a proposed commerce treaty with the Republic of Texas. The Senate's amendment of the original treaty terms causes the Texas Congress to reject the final version of the treaty
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Sam Houston issues a proclamation declaring an armistice between Mexico and Texas (Campbell, R., 2017).
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An annexation treaty between the U.S. and Texas was signed between the two diplomats.
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U.S. Senate rejects the treaty Annexation Treaty of 1844. The battle score ended with Democrats 35 to 16.
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Convention meets to consider both the Mexican treaty and the U.S. annexation resolution. U.S. offer accepted by Convention
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President Polk signs the Joint Resolution. Texas is officially the 28th state on this date (Campbell, R., 2017).