Texas

Although Texas is a very hot state, there isn't much water so not very humid unless it is raining.

They have a total of 34 electoral votes.

The registry is open to both same-sex and opposite sex couples. There is no residency requirement.

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a region in texas, in between the great plains and the coastal plains

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No, the governor of Texas cannot pocket veto. If the bill is not signed by the end of the legislative term it will automatically become law with or without the governor's signature.

Texas was it's own nation from the years of 1836 to 1835. After the battle of the Alamo, the Texan army continued to fight for their independence under the motto, "remember the Alamo" and after capturing Santa Ana, signed a treaty, giving them independence from Mexico in 1836. Thus, the Republic of Texas was created. Because Texas was once it's own nation, and asked to become a part of the United States (which at the time was a nation worthy of joining) Texas now holds the right to secede from America, and once again become the Republic of Texas. Texans still hold true to the movement of secession.

Texas was named so because of the nickname given to the Creole people of the northeast Texas area "tejas" meaning "friendship," because of the area's friendly hospitality. Along with "The Lone Star State," Texas also holds the nickname, "The Friendship State."

The Republic of Texas was lead first by their president, the honorable, Sam Houston (of which the city of Houston is named after, as well as Sam Houston State University).

Texas has been a great addition to the United States, ever since those days. Under the direction of Rick Perry Texas has created more jobs than any other state, and now has more fortune 500 companies than any other state. As well as being a leader in oil, agriculture, and forestry.

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In general, if you drop a letter in the mail on Monday morning in Texas it should be delivered by Wednesday afternoon in New Jersey. At a minimum, it takes one overnight to sort the mail onto the interstate shipping truck, one day to sort at a processing center, another overnight to get to the delivering post office then the rest of that day to be dropped in the recipient's mail box. However, if you want to be sure a letter is delivered by a certain day, you should add another day onto the delivery timeline.

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It depends on where in Texas you are planning to travel. Texas is a very large state rich in history and many places to visit. You might want to search the web for different cities or areas of Texas that you might be interested in visiting.

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The majority of immigrants to Texas during the 1820's were from the South. These people did not want to give up their slaves. Other people who came to Texas during that period were Eastern Europeans from Sweden, Denmark, and Ireland.

Texas seceded from the Union making it the seventh state to secede.

The Depression of 1837. Van Buren perversely refused to recognize the signs of crisis. In his inaugural address he praised the expanding economy and predicted an acceleration of the boom; one month later, a full-scale depression had begun. Business failures, forced sales of farms and plantations, factory closings, and spreading unemployment signaled the end of the great boom.

Your weekly benefit amount will be between $58 and $392 depending upon the wages you earned.

California and Texas are large states. If the letter is mailed from a large California city to a large Texas city it usually takes arrives in 2-3 days. If either city is small (or in rural farm/ranch country) it can take another day or two. I wrote letters to a friend outside of Houston for years, at first when I lived in Los Angeles and then when I moved to a major city in northern California. A letter mailed Tuesday morning at the post office would arrive at their mailbox by Friday afternoon.

the Texas state folk dance is the square dance.

-a ten year old in Texas

Texas joined the Union in 1845. Here is some history about the circumstances under which it was admitted:

Mexico gained independence from Spain in the 1820s and began to accept foreign settlers into the region that is today Texas. Stephan Austin led a group of Americans into the region and the Americans quickly grew to outnumber the locals. In the 1830s, the Mexican government began to try to regulate these American communities, leading to rebellion. In March 1836, Texas declared its independence, yet Texans were initially quelled by Mexican forces, notably during the fall of the Alamo. Ultimately, Texas won and decided to seek entrance into the Union. Their entrance was delayed by Congress because Texas would most likely join as a slave state. In 1844, Congress officialled annexed Texas and Texas entered the Union six months later, in 1845, as a slave state. This deepened the issues of slavery in the United States and sparked the Mexican-American War.

Sam Houston was the president that agreed to annex the state of Texas. he was actually the President of the Lone Star Republic.