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they wanted independent control of their own affairs
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In the mid 1830s what did both Anglo-Texans and tejanos want for Texas?
they wanted independent control of their own affairs
Did they fight inside the Alamo?
Yes the Mexicans and the Texans both fought inside the Alamo during the Texas Revolution.
In the mid-1830s what did both Anglo Texans and tejanos Want For Texas?
they wanted independent control of their own affairs
Is it Texan's or Texans?
Both. Texans is plural. Texan's is singular possessive. If you're talking about more than one Texan, it's Texans. If you're talking about something belonging to only one Texan, it's Texan's.
Super state hero of texas?
The American State of Texas has multiple individuals of high achievement and contributions; those that can be considered heroes. In Texas military history those such as Travis and Houston are held in regard by some circles. Other notable Texans include Lyndon Baines Johnson and George W. Bush, both of whom were American presidents.
Did the Houston Texans ever go to the Super Bowl?
No. The Houston Texans are one of four National Football League teams that have never played in a Super Bowl. The three others are the the Cleveland Browns, the Detroit Lions and the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Was buddy holley Scottish?
Buddy was born in Lubbock Texas, USA. However, I seem to recall reading somewhere that, like many Texans, he had Scottish ancestors. Indeed, both Lubbock and Holley (the original spelling of his surname) sound Scottish.
In what way was the fighting in Texas the responsability of both the Anglo-Texans and the Mexican government?
The fighting in Texas stemmed from tensions between Anglo-Texans and the Mexican government, primarily due to differing cultural, political, and economic interests. Anglo settlers, encouraged to move to Texas, often resisted Mexican laws, including those regarding slavery and governance. Meanwhile, the Mexican government's attempts to enforce its laws and maintain control over the increasingly autonomous Anglo population led to further conflict. This mutual disregard for each other's rights and governance ultimately fueled the revolutionary sentiments that culminated in the Texas Revolution.
How did Texans contribute to the military effort in the civil war?
To help the Confederacy prepare for the Civil War the Texas state militia forces under Texas Ranger Benjamin McCulloch seized the Alamo and forced the US Army garrison to surrender. All told the United States lost a quarter of its military to Texas and the Confederacy before the first battle had been fought. During the war Texas contributed a great deal to the Confederate war effort in both supplies and manpower. Texas is the only state which contributed more cavalry than infantry regiments during the war. The last battle of the war was fought on Texas soil and it was the only southern state that was never successfuly invaded by Union forces. In the Army of Northern Virginia it was Hood's Texas Brigade which gained the reputation of being the favorite shock troops of General Lee. Throughout the Civil War the Texas Confederates earned a matchless reputation from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to Glorietta Pass, New Mexico. On their own soil the Texans had an unbroken record of victory after victory. "None have brought greater honor to their state as have my Texans..." --Gen. Robert E. Lee.
How is the Texas Declaration of Independence similar to the us Declaration of Independence?
One way in which the Texas Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Declaration of Independence mirror each other is that they both contain a set of grievances. Another similarity is that they both contain statements on the nature of government.
Who is the famous people in Texas?
Probably two of the most famous US citizens living in Texas are former President George Bush, and his son, former President George W. Bush. They both live on ranches in Texas. Corporate CEOs of oil companies might be the next most famous current Texans.
How is Alamo and goliad massacre alike?
Both were carried out againts outnumbered Texans and both became rallying cries at the battle of San Jacinto
