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Q: Why did mirabeau lamar not want to be annexed to the US?
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What were 3 policies that Sam Houston and Mirabeau B Lamar differed on?

They differed on Indian Affairs with Lamar favoring removal or extinction. Houston favored US annexation and Lamar backed independence. They differed on fiscal policy and banking. As a historical footnote, Mirabeau Bonaparte Lamar was an unknown Private in the Texas Army who was promoted to Colonel for bravery and given command of the Texas Cavalry the next day at the Battle of San Jacinto by Houston. The two were opposites on every important issue of the day.


Why did some citizens of TX want to annex US?

You have it backwards! TX wanted to be annexed by the US not the other way around!


When queen Liliuokalani's rule was over thrown who asked to be annexed as US territory?

The US annexed hawaii.


When was New York annexed to the US?

it was already part of the u.s. so it was never annexed


When was Hawaii annexed by the US?

In 1898.


When was Florida annexed to the US?

1845


Why did US annex Japan?

The US has never annexed Japan.


Why did some United State business leaders want Hawaii to be annexed to the US?

Some US business leaders wanted Hawaii to be annexed to the United States because it would improve trade with pacific rim countries. Hawaii became a state on August 21, 1959.


US annexed this area in 1845?

Texas.


Who are the two US Senators for Tennessee?

Tennessee has nine delegates to the US House of Representatives. The two US Senators are Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker.


Which US President was born in Lamar Missouri?

U.S. President Harry Truman was born in Lamar, Missouri.


Why wasn't independent Texas annexed to the US until 1845?

Because the US didn't want to upset the balance between the number of slave and free states (the Missouri Compromise).