Explore the fascinating history of Texas as an independent nation and its diplomatic efforts through embassies in this 25-minute video. Discover the journey of Texas from Spanish territory to American statehood, including its brief period as the Republic of Texas from 1836 to 1846. Learn about the three Texan embassies established in Washington DC, Paris, and London to gain international recognition and support. Examine the complex Anglo-Texan relations and how Britain played both sides of the conflict. Understand the impact of Texas's annexation on the Mexican-American War and the lasting legacy of sovereignty in the Lone Star State. Uncover the remnants of these embassies that serve as proof of Texas's independent past and its unique cultural identity based on self-sufficiency and self-perseverance.
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Syllabus
- The Texan Embassies Which Symbolize Texan Sovereignty
- Early History of Texas – The Path from Spanish Territory all the Way to American Statehood
- The Three Texan Embassies Which Marked a New Era for Independent Texas
- Anglo-Texan Relations – Britain Playing Both Sides of the Conflict
- The Effect of Texan Annexation on the Mexican-American War
- The Legacy of Sovereignty That Lives on the Lone Star State
- The Three Embassies Which Remain as Proof of the Texan Nation
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