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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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    Texas is a large state with a vast population that has a variety of diversity and perspectives about the government. The perspectives of the people are important since they define the political culture of the state and affect how others in different nations perceive us. Texas is often described as having a combination of traditionalistic individualistic political culture. Some patterns that reflect Texas’s political culture are taxes kept low and social services minimized. Also‚ business leaders

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    he found a black‚ liquid substance. Texas would have never imagined that it would have one of the biggest money making industries in the world. As of 1901‚ that all became true when the first big spot of oil was found changing people’s lives in an instant. All of this‚ caused many social changes for Texas. Many of which impacted a lot of people‚ and maybe even everyone. Out of the many social changes that occured‚ there is three that had the most impact on Texas. Divorce rates‚ new job opportunities

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    In the essay “A Death in Texas” Steve Earle writes about a Mr. Jonathon Nobles‚ a murderer of Kelley Farquhar and Mitzi Nalley. He was tried and found guilty. Earle’s attempts of being a prison pen pal really benefited his own mind as well as Nobles. From the writing of Earle‚ I really do believe that Nobles was rehabilitated. Earle states numerous cases in which Nobles portrays his own rehabilitation. Although many believe criminals‚ no matter the crime‚ are all vicious and evil without really exploring

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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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    During 1820-1860‚ the citizens of America undergo hatred for the annexation of Texas and the Mexican War. It is said that slavery is “the root cause of expansion;” however‚ there’re more reasons into the expansion of America. Consequently‚ the Gold Rush‚ Texas becoming an independent state‚ and the Manifest Destiny contributed to America expanding. The main reason the annexation of Texas took such a long time was due to President Jackson knowing that annexation would cause much dispute among the

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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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    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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    the memo when it came to the remake of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Originally going into a scary movie you would expect loud screams‚ gory scenery‚ and an ‘at the edge of your seat’ feeling but this one is not like that. The new sequel to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre has nothing to offer in comparison to the original work done by Tobe Hooper. John Luessenhop’s adaptations failed from the original. The word ‘massacre’ was even removed from the title. Texas Chainsaw 3D starts off where the original

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