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Texas' Independence
The Texas Declaration of independence signed and declaring independence from Mexico. -
The Alamo's end
The Battle of the Alamo ends after 13 days as Mexican forces defeat Texas. -
Goliad Massacre
Texas' forces, led by Sam Houston, defeated Santa Anna's army in 18 minutes to secure the independence of Texas. -
Treaties of Velasco are signed
Santa Anna agreed to withdraw Mexican troops and recognize Texas independence. -
Texas' President
Sam Houston is inaugurated as the first President of the republic of Texas. -
Recognition
The U.S. finally recognizes the Republic of Texas as an independent nation. -
Mirabeau B. Lamar
Mirabeau succeeds Sam Houston as President of Texas. His presidency is determined as aggressive towards Native Americans opposes annexation. -
Texas Capital's Home
The Texas capital was once again was moved to Austin, under Mirabeau's administration. -
The Battle of Plum Creek
The Texas' forces defeated Comanche warriors after the Council House Fight escalated tensions. -
Second Presidency
Sam Houston began his second term as President of the Republic of Texas. Houston reversed some of Mirabeau's policies and renewed efforts for U.S. annexation. -
Mier Expedition
The Texan's forces crossed into Mexico but were captured. This lead to the infamous Black Bean Episode, where prisoners are executed by lot. -
Annexation Efforts
The Texas-U.S. Annexation Treaty is signed but rejected by the U.S. Senate. -
Officially Annexed
Texas was officially annexed by the U.S. and became the 28th state.