Republic of Texas

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The Republic of Texas was an independent sovereign nation in North America from 1836 to 1845, formed after winning independence from Mexico before later joining the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former sovereign state
historical country
admissionToUnitedStatesDate 1845-12-29
admittedToUnionAs State of Texas
linked to: Texas
borderedBy Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Republic of Yucatán
United States of America
capital Austin
Houston
commonLanguage Spanish
constitution Constitution of the Republic of Texas (1836)
continent North America
country Texas
currency Texas dollar
United States dollar
linked to: US dollar
demiseCause annexation by the United States
dissolved 1845-12-29
established 1836-03-02
firstPresident Sam Houston
flag Flag of the Republic of Texas
governmentType presidential republic
hasCapitalAtDifferentTimes Austin
Houston
headOfStateTitle President of the Republic of Texas
independenceDeclaredFrom Mexico
independenceRecognizedBy Belgium
France
Netherlands
United Kingdom
United States of America
keyBattle Battle of San Jacinto
keyConflict Texas Revolution
lastPresident Anson Jones
legalStatusOfSlavery slavery legal
legislature Congress of the Republic of Texas
legislatureType bicameral legislature
locatedIn North America
longName Republic of Texas
lowerHouse House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas
majorCity Austin
Galveston
Houston
motto Remember the Alamo
officialLanguage English
precededBy Coahuila y Tejas
First Mexican Republic
primaryEconomicActivity cattle ranching
cotton production
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
secondPresident Mirabeau B. Lamar
shortName Texas
succeededBy State of Texas
linked to: Texas

United States of America
thirdPresident Sam Houston
treaty Treaties of Velasco
upperHouse Senate of the Republic of Texas

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Texas formerCountry Republic of Texas
Republic of Texas longName Republic of Texas
Mirabeau B. Lamar citizenship Republic of Texas
Sam Houston associatedWith Republic of Texas
Congress of the Republic of Texas country Republic of Texas
Congress of the Republic of Texas legislativeBranchOf Republic of Texas government
linked to: Republic of Texas
Congress of the Republic of Texas locatedIn Republic of Texas
Remember the Alamo associatedWith Republic of Texas
Flag of the Republic of Texas country Republic of Texas
Texas Revolution followedBy Republic of Texas
Treaties of Velasco countryInvolved Republic of Texas
Treaties of Velasco signatory Republic of Texas
Texian Army country Republic of Texas
Texian Army allegiance Republic of Texas
Mirabeau B. Lamar country Republic of Texas
subject linked to: Lamar
Mirabeau B. Lamar countryOfCitizenship Republic of Texas
Morton Cemetery, Richmond, Texas hasCulturalSignificance Republic of Texas era
linked to: Republic of Texas
Coahuila y Tejas followedBy Republic of Texas
Tabitha Jordan Lamar residence Republic of Texas
Mirabeau B. Lamar countryOfCitizenship Republic of Texas
subject linked to: Mirabeau
David G. Burnet citizenship Republic of Texas
David G. Burnet politicalEntity Republic of Texas
Texas wasFormerly Republic of Texas
Major General (Texian Army) country Republic of Texas
Major General (Texian Army) associatedWith Republic of Texas military organization
linked to: Republic of Texas
Stephen F. Austin placeOfDeath Republic of Texas
Anson Jones countryOfCitizenship Republic of Texas
Anson Jones headOfGovernment Republic of Texas
Convention of 1836 country Republic of Texas
Texas Declaration of Independence country Republic of Texas
Provisional Government of Texas followedBy Republic of Texas
subject linked to: provisional government of Texas
President of the Republic of Texas country Republic of Texas
Vice President of the Republic of Texas governmentalJurisdiction independent Republic of Texas (1836–1845)
linked to: Republic of Texas
James Bowie deathPlace Republic of Texas
Goliad Campaign belligerent Republic of Texas (rebel government)
linked to: Republic of Texas
Albert Sidney Johnston allegiance Republic of Texas
James Pinckney Henderson workedFor Republic of Texas
Texas wasIndependentCountry Republic of Texas
subject linked to: Texas and Mexico