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Texas Declares Independence
Texas declares independence from Mexico -
Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of San Jacinto. Victory over Mexican army and capture of General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna on the following day achieves de facto Texas independence. -
Texans vote
Texans vote on new government officers, national constitution, and the question of annexation to the United States. Vote overwhelmingly in favor of annexation. -
Resolution
Resolution to recognize Texas introduced in the U.S. Senate. -
General Santa Anna arrives in Washington, DC.
General Santa Anna arrives in Washington, DC. -
Santa Anna
Santa Anna, home in Mexico, renounces all guarantees made to the Republic of Texas as a condition to his restoration of freedom. -
Tx. Congress
Texas Congress passes joint resolution approving of President Sam Houston's withdrawal of annexation proposal. -
Annexation
U.S. Senate passes a proposed commerce treaty with the Republic of Texas. However, the Senate's amendment of the original treaty terms causes the Texas Congress to reject the final version of the treaty. -
Law Passed
Annexation offer sent to Texas president Anson Jones.