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    In Lawrence Wright essay, the thesis in “America’s Future is Texas” is that Texas is a politically divided state just like other states of America. However, the Texas legislature is more functional than the United States Congress and more refined than the House of Commons. But a recurrent crop of crackpots and ideologies has fed the state's reputation and proudly retrograde politics (Wright, 2017). Moreover, Wright uses colorful language to describe the politics of Texas and uses rough stories…

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    John Bowden Connally

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    creation of the Texas Higher Education Coordination. Accordingly he also promoted Hemisfair ‘68 to which he believe would give the state an additional $12 million in direct taxes. A splendid result from the Hemisfair ‘68 was a permanent Institute of Texan Cultures Museum. At the same time during his terms he defeated weak Republicans like Jack Crichton, Thomas Everton Kennerly, and a Dallas soil industrialist. He promoted economic growth and was dynamically expanding the Texas University…

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    After Texas became their own state, there was a dispute over what territory belonged to them, and what territory belonged to Mexico. Texans claimed their western and southern border was Rio Grande, while Mexicans claimed their border was to the north of Rio Grande in Nueces. Polk sent troops under the command of General Zachary Taylor, in case Mexico planned to make an invasion in Texas…

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    The amount of concussion injuries has grown. People have died or have been really hurt from concussions. People should be fined and suspended for giving someone a concussion. Then from getting raises your concussion chances. then it gives you a bigger chances of getting CTE which is a very dangerous disease. These happen all the time when you see people getting hit in the head hard and people say wow that’s was a good hit. The person that got hit maybe suffering from a concussion which will…

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    The referees or officials need to come up with better rules. “Referee Walt Anderson, also the head of officiating for the Big 12 Conference, led a meeting with the Houston Texans on Friday. He said commissioner Roger Goodell has been "very involved" in discussions with the league's rules committee and referees to find ways to limit the number of head injuries, while also maintaining the game's integrity” (“New NFL rules…

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    Lyndon B. Johnson was the 36th President of the United States, servicing between 1963-1969. From governor to president, Lyndon B Johnson brought color and passion into everything he did. Upon taking office, Johnson, a Texan who had served in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, launched a determined slate of progressive reforms aimed at not so strong poverty and creating what he called a “Great Society” for all Americans. Lyndon was known for the passage of civil rights…

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    sports. Another charity helped support hurricane Harvey relief providing food, time, and money to communities in and around Houston. Originally setting out to raise $200,000 but in a short time reached that goal kept going and was able to provide 37 million dollars to go towards relief efforts in Houston. JJ Watt also hosts a home run derby/ softball game with the Houston Texans and all the money goes to the JJ watt foundation this event alone has raised nearly 3 million since 2013 (JJW…

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    Firstname Lastname Instructor’s Name Course Number 14 September 2015 The Battle of the Alamo The Alamo is the name given to an eighteenth century mission located in modern days San Antonio, Texas. Originally designed as a roman-catholic mission, the Alamo also served as a fortified structure whose original purpose was to withstand attacks by native American tribes. In 1836, the Alamo became the battleground of one of the most symbolic freedom battles in US history: The Battle to the Alamo,…

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    Football Tactics

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    There are 80,000 fans chanting at the top of their lungs. They are rooting for their team to Beat the Hell Out of Oklahoma University. They continue to scream and shout as each play progresses, and the event begins to dwindle down to the final seconds. This is a great a sport: the fans are enthusiastic in an electrifying arena watching massively athletic competitors annihilate each other. Individuals throughout the world can agree that football is the most entertaining sport to watch. Each fall…

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    Diversity In Maya

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    organized by the community and Guatemalan community outreach services also help religious places. Some of their traditions have been lost among coming to the US. Research has shown that some families who gain citizenship mocve to Houston community and adopt American Texan culuture and the women modernize theirh hairstyle and clothes. In mayan culure, birth ceremonies are extremally…

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