texas was added to the united states on march 1, 1845.
texas was added to the united states on march 1, 1845.
when was texas added to the united states?
march 1, 1845
the republic of texas had formed in 1836, after breaking away from mexico in the texas revolution. the following year, an ambassador from texas approached the united states about the possibility of becoming an american state. fearing a war with mexico, which did not recognize texas independence, the united states declined the offer. in 1844, james k. polk was elected the united states president after promising to annex texas. before he assumed office, the outgoing president, john tyler, entered negotiations with texas. on february 26, 1845, six days before polk took office, the u.s. congress approved the annexation. the texas legislature approved annexation in july 1845 and constructed a state constitution. in october, texas residents approved the annexation and the new constitution, and texas was officially inducted into the united states on december 29, 1845.
history of texas (1845–1860)
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