The Republic of Texas-Texas History #25

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  • čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
  • The Republic of Texas under Sam Houston

Komentáře • 29

  • @DavidVega-wi5pr
    @DavidVega-wi5pr Před rokem +7

    I love Texas best state in this whole motherfuckin Union 💪

  • @demetrius3465
    @demetrius3465 Před 3 lety +3

    “Hey I lost my leg for 🇲🇽 “ lmao great content

  • @justinnolan7856
    @justinnolan7856 Před 3 lety +2

    How do you tell if they if they or real or fake

  • @thattimestampguy
    @thattimestampguy Před rokem

    10:41 Does Texas want to join The United States?
    *Positives of Joining The United States*
    + US Protection: Military Protection against Comanches and Apaches
    + Increase in Land Value
    + The Texans are familiar with The United States.
    14:49 September 1836
    16:19 Texas Congress: Senate and House of Representatives.
    16:58 Very Democratic: officially states Who can vote and who cannot.
    18:00 Universal Sufferage for European Men [Mexicans, Tejanos]
    21:49 First democratically elected President of Texas:
    Candidates
    + 743 votes Henry Smith,
    + 5,119 votes Sam Houston. War Hero of San Jacinto.
    + 587 votes Stephen F. Austin. Laison to Mexico for Texas.
    29:40 Free Vs Slave State split between North and South of The United States.
    31:15 Party Politics have become Divisive in the 1830s in America.
    36:11 Sam Houston has to forge an Independent Texas.
    36:58 Mirabeau Lamar opposes Sam Houston on various matters
    - On Indians
    - On Texas Debt
    38:00 Mirabeau Lamar was well educated.
    Picking a Permanent, Texas Capitol. Houston Texas.
    38:27 Houston Texas.
    40:43 Dealing with 1.25 Million in War Debt.
    + Property Taxes
    + Paper Money
    + Selling Land
    51:00 Comanche Raids 1836
    1:01:50 Chief Bowl
    1:02:20 1838
    1:03:46 Tejano Discontent.
    1:09:30 The Pastry War of 1838

  • @dal8963
    @dal8963 Před 2 lety +5

    I have a history book of Texas that was written 100 years ago...it goes into taxes and its very interesting the slaves are worth more then everything else a person has land home all a person owned would be less then one slaves worth and the taxes on the slaves where the highest tax they paid. I hear people say most did not have slaves and the ones who did had alot of them but in that book some people have small farms and one slave but the way they talk about the slave is like a family member and seem to rely alot on them and one family sold off everything but still had to sell their slave and it really fractured their family they talk about how dear to them he was and how hard it was to basically betray him by selling him to people who would not see him as family. Its heartbreaking to read.

    • @fliguman
      @fliguman Před 2 lety +1

      What's the name of the book called, author too and year of publication if ya can please

    • @daviddawson1718
      @daviddawson1718 Před rokem

      I am ashamed to admit that an ancestor of mine owned a man. He is m

    • @davidgarcia-jk6nt
      @davidgarcia-jk6nt Před 10 měsíci

      They were taught in church by racist preachers and twisted their minds. Treated and thought as family is lying. They even went after Sunday services beat them

  • @DHTex11
    @DHTex11 Před 4 lety +15

    Will Texas Rise again?

  • @philipdressler9639
    @philipdressler9639 Před 3 lety

    Were the poorest colony in the British empire and when Texas formed they didn't want to fight against Mexico like the French did .

  • @nonameface4886
    @nonameface4886 Před 3 lety +1

    NATIVE AMERICANS! Indians are in India

    • @beforeyourimmigrants8471
      @beforeyourimmigrants8471 Před 3 lety +7

      No one is native to America.

    • @dal8963
      @dal8963 Před 2 lety +1

      We could say we are all native Africans that immigranted but to me your native to the place of your birth especially if you are raised in that location.

    • @wes2262
      @wes2262 Před rokem

      Triggered much?

    • @billytrevathan6405
      @billytrevathan6405 Před 7 měsíci

      “Indian” is a recognized and legitimate legal term in the USA. You may not like it, but I get the feeling that you dislike much of reality.