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The resolution, known as the Annexation Resolution of 1845, required Texas to relinquish its claims to any territory outside of its current borders. Texas had to agree to divide its territory into multiple states if Congress deemed it necessary, and ultimately Texas agreed to boundary adjustments, giving up parts of its territory in exchange for statehood.
The US Congress did not say something that absurd.
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President John Tyler is the president who submitted a resolution to Congress for the annexation of Texas in his last days in office. The resolution was passed by Congress on February 28, 1845.
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Yes, but it was never ratified. Texas joined the U. S. by a joint resolution of Congress, that was then ratified by popular vote in Texas. The treaty does not control, the resolution and vote do.
* Joint Resolution - act of both houses of Congress by which Texas was annexed
There was no VP when Congress and the President approved the annexation of Texas, but when the Texas legislature accepted the resolution, George Dallas was the VP.
Hell yes it was...the Republic of Texas! (1836-1845) It should've remained it's own country. Regardless, the Texas Congress accepted a proposal by the U.S. Congress for annexation in 1845, by an unorthodox "Joint Resolution of Congress", thereby ending Texas' status as an independent republic and becoming the 28th state of the United States of America.
Tyler signed a resolution passed by Congress that brought Texas into the Union.
There is no annexation treaty of Texas, but James Polk was President when Texas was annexed by joint resolution of Congress.