Yes. Spain owned Texas from 1527 until 1821 when Mexico won its independence war against Spain.
Texas was an independent country from the end of the Texas War for Independence from Mexico until 1845 when it became a state. The country was known as the Republic of Texas. Before that, it was a territory of Spain, France and Mexico. In 1861, Texas joined the Confederate States of America. So Texas has flown six flags over its territory: those of Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and the United States.
Most of what is now the US belonged at one time to Spain. The area covered by the Louisiana Purchase (Mississippi valley and Mid-west) was only transferred to French control a few years before the purchase. Florida, Texas, Arizona and California were all acquired by various means from Spain.
Yes, followed by Mexico after it gained its iindependence from Spain.
Some of it, but not all. Present-day California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, as well as parts of Wyoming, Colorado, Oklahoma and Kansas used to belong to Mexico, until the Mexican-American War (1846-1848). Mexico "owned" Texas for about 15 years (1821-1836) and California for about 27 years (1821-1848). Before 1821 there was no Mexico, it was part of the Spanish colony of New Spain.
"Six Flags Over Texas" refers to six 'flags' not necessarily 'nations'Many people answer this question "Mexico" but that is not correct. Though the most recent is the "United States" before this Texas was it's own nation. Read more here: How_long_was_Texas_its_own_countryThe Six Flags are: Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, Confederate States of America, United States of America.The order the nations ruled were as follow:Spain, France, Spain, Mexico, Republic of Texas, United States, Confederate States, United States.Texas still reserves the right to again become it's own nation, and as the US becomes more corrupt, and liberal, so a Texas secession is more considered.
Texas was a part of Mexico for about 15 years (1821-1836). The period started when Mexico gained independence from Spain, and ended when Texas gained independence from Mexico with the Texas Revolution.
Texas was originally part of Mexico. I believe Texas wanted to be its own country. The US claimed Texas after the war between the US and Mexico.
Mexico... Whomever posted the above statement is dumb. Texas was a it's own country for nearly eight years. Originally, the French and Spanish settled the region. America bought the Louisiana purchase and Mexico fought for independence from Spain, gaining Texas. Texas settlers were in conflict with Mexican governance and fought for independence. The Republic of Texas then submitted to US Senate for Annexation.
Mexico used to own territories in Texas and beyond. The U.S. took it from them in the 1800s.
Spain still occupied a few strongholds after Mexico's independence was consummated in 1821, such as the San Juan de Ulua fortress, on the port city of Veracruz -- which didn't surrender to Mexican forces until 1825. Spain even tried to reconquer Mexico several times, between 1821 and 1829. All political and economic ties between Mexico and Spain became slowly severed due to Spain's reluctance to grant Mexico's independence, and by 1836 -- the year Spain finally recognized Mexico's independence -- Mexico was already alienated to Spain, while being involved with other conflicts, such as the Texas Revolution (1835-1836).
Yes; since its discovery in 1542 until Mexico's independence in 1821.
No, Mexico didn't own Florida. Spain owned Florida until it was ceded to Great Britain. After the American Revolution, in 1783, Great Britain ceded Florida back to Spain. Eventually, it became an American State.