Answer: The answer is:
3. as an independent republic
Explanation:
Texas declared its independence in 1836, establishing the Republic of Texas, and adopting a new constitution that included more portions from the U.S. Constitution.
Prior to this Texas had The Constitution of Coahuila y Tejas in 1827 Texas was governed as a part of Mexico. This constitution legislative power was delegated to a unicameral legislature that was compose of twelve deputies, including two elected from Texas.
Answer:
Option C : as an independent republic as last year Texas became the 28th state, the military slavery and the anti-slavery debate over the issue of slavery expansion to Texas. In fact, the isolation of internal and external voters in and between the Whigs and Democrats in Congress - and elsewhere throughout the country - has highlighted the segregation of the military and the anti-slavery movement that will, in 1861, leading to the Civil War.
Explanation:
Mexico won the independence of Spain in 1821. At that time, northern Mexico included California, New Mexico, and Texas.
When Mexico established the state of Texas in 1821, the land was populated, so Texans frequently sought immigrants from the United States to help improve the land's population.
• Until 1836, Texas was part of Mexico, but in that year a group of immigrants from the United States who lived in Mexico Texas declared independence. They call their new Republic the Republic of Texas, which has been a Democratic state for nine years.
• US governance is broken on the issue of whether Texas should be recognized as a slave or a free state. In the end, Texas recognized the United States as a slave state.
• The enlistment of Texas supported the purchase of the American-American War (1846-1848). Disputes begin, in part, over disputes about which river is Mexico's northern border: The Nueces or the Rio Grande.
