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Texas Independance
Texas declares independence from Mexico -
Battle of San Jacinto
This battle gave the final push toward Texas Independence. -
Texas becomes part of the U.S.
The U.S. recognized the Republic of Texas in becoming a state. -
Texas/U.S./Mexico Treaty
Senator William C. Preston brings forth a treaty for all three countries in the Senate. -
Texas Annexation
Congress passes a resolution approving Sam Houston's proposal of withdrawing Texas annexation -
Texas Congress Refuses U.S. Treaty
After about to agree with the U.S. Congress resolution for a treaty, the U.S. Senate amended the original treaty which Texas refused. -
Sam Houston Submits question to U.S. Congress
Houston's idea was to question Congress and eventually resume annexation talks. -
Texas Annex Passes House of Representatives
After an amendment from the Senate, the resolution votes a majority of 132 to 76 passing to be signed. -
President Signs Resolution
President Tyler signs Texas annexation resolution. -
Convention Treaty Meeting
Through a convention meeting, the U.S. and Mexico seek to make a treaty and discuss the U.S. annexation. -
Texas Becomes a State
After passing through the House and Senate, President Polk signs the resolution for Texas to become the 28th U.S. state.
