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    focused on the Annexation of Texas. The Annexation was a must because Texas was no longer able to be an independent state. Texas need help‚ and that help was from the United States. The Annexation of Texas was a great thing for everyone because it offered Texas so much resources‚ but that did not mean it did not cause Texas problems or frustrations. Following the Annexation of Texas‚ the Americans and the Mexicans were forced to live and concede with one and other within Texas. However‚ this was never

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    especially an annual tax on personal income.” Traditionally‚ Texas has not imposed these taxes on the people. After reviewing the positives and negatives that come with income tax‚ I believe Texas should implement income tax. Texas has been labeled as a “regressive state” or a state that results in the wealthier people paying less in taxes than the poorer people. In the document Who Pays State Taxation?‚ it shows us that in the state of Texas‚ the poorest 20% of the state pays 12.2% in taxes of their

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    On February 23‚ 1861‚ the voters of Texas overwhelmingly approved a referendum calling for secession from the United State of America. Just two months later‚ the Civil war began and Texas was engaged in a bloody battle of lifestyles and beliefs that cost both the North and the South dearly. There were many reasons Texas fought in the civil war. Texas fought in the Civil War because‚ they wanted to protect their state rights‚ their love for Texas‚ and to preserve slavery. These reasons were important

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    Kai Cox Dr. Shawn Williams Texas Government 2306 1/27/2015 The Texas Constitution In 1836‚ Texas had finally gained its independence from their neighbors to the South. Shortly after earning their independence‚ Texans sought to legitimize its government and independence by drafting a Constitution. The original Texas Constitution was adopted in 1827. Since its introduction‚ it has been amended an astonishing 467 times. There have been numerous attempts at Constitutional reform‚ most notably in

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    The Texas Constitution of 1876 is very detailed and affects the citizens of Texas in several ways. In many ways I think that the Texas Constitution is more reliable‚ and in a sense‚ better than the U.S. Constitution. There are less accessible loopholes in the Texas Constitution and it seems to be more specific in its laws and regulations. It puts rights first and deals with local and state matters not covered in the U.S. Constitution. The state of Texas has had six constitutions. The constitution

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    The decision in which Texas should become annexed was an ongoing battle in which many people have many different beliefs. Henry Clay a famous speaker of the house believed that we should not annex Texas. One of the reasons was that he believed it would start a war with Mexico. He also believed that it would not help the Union at all. Another man John L. O’Sullivan believed that we should annex Texas. One of his main reasons is that it would add more land‚ power‚ and another state to the Union

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    uncomfortable thoughts is that the boy is a free black person who is completely willing to go out and fight but for sure the boy will be killed if not by the opposing side but by the brothers the boy will fight beside. Looking at the yellow rose of texas and listening to the lyrics there is a darker meaning as they use Yellow which is a term for interracial people. Also the neighbor is 17 and the boy is in love with a woman on the opposing side. As this is thought about it comes to realization the

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    present in the Texas? Throughout the state of Texas‚ there are many political problems‚ and they all revolve around one central idea. In Texas’s case‚ some bases of their politics are a mixture between classical liberalism‚ social conservatism‚ and populism ("Political Culture and Political Ideology in Texas"). Classical liberalism consists of "doing your own thing"‚ and is elaborated as political freedom as well as civil liberty independence ("Political Culture and Political Ideology in Texas"). Social

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    Although the Women’s Rights Movement is widely known to have started in New York‚ there is no doubt that the women of Texas fought great battles in order to gain civil liberties. Even though women were seen as partners in land labor and expected to contribute during the settlement of Texas‚ women were seen as unfit and too frail to partake in politics. Orestes Brownson‚ a religious author and activist of those times stated “We do not believe women . . . are fit to have their own head. Without masculine

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    Texas is the best state and I dare you to find a flaw with it. Well‚ alright‚ I might be a little biased when it comes to deciding upon the best state is in the U. S. of A. I have actually found a small blemish that comes along with the state of Texas. This constitution of Texas is a curse and a blessing and I would love to analyze the structural good and bad of the Executive branch in the state of Texas. The Texas Constitution has its similarities with the Constitution of the United States of America

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