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    Texas Manifest Destiny

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    War).The war was over the fact that America annexed Texas while it was independent of Mexico. The Rio Grande also had a very big part of the war because it is where some the first battles began. In 1821 Mexico became independent from Spain, Mexico at the time owned Texas and California, but in 1836 Texas became independent and tried to be annexed into America. After a few years in 1844 Jame K Polk became president and a year later annexed Texas into America on their manifest destiny. In 1846…

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    Essay On Texas Culture

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    Although I reside in Texas now, I was born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria. I am still growing as a person and though I am now accustomed to Texas tradition, my home country still holds a strong place in my heart. Growing up in different environments and being influenced by different cultures is truly an impactful gift. I have spent about half of my life in Nigeria and half of my life in Texas and growing up in these two vastly different environments has lead me to be more adaptive of my…

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    Texas Tax System

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    Texas has high property taxes because taxpayers don’t pay a personal income tax. Taxes reinforce inequality, as the state end up taxing the poor far more heavily than other classes. The idea that the absence of an income tax makes Texas better able to attract business, create jobs and keep young workers from moving to other states might be true but this system is creating a tax burden on poor and middle-income Texans. The Lone Star State depends on a state sales tax, and local jurisdictions…

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    Essay On Texas Governor

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    between the gubernatorial authority of Texas’s governor and lieutenant governor. This can be attributed to the strict nature of the Texas Constitution of 1876 as a reaction to Reconstruction and the overpowering era of Edmund J. Davis as a governor. Consequently, the governor’s formal powers have been restricted, and relative to most other states, the lieutenant governor of Texas has considerably greater power, especially with the legislative branch (Erikson and Wallace, 2010). Currently, the…

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    Minimum Wage In Texas

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    What is Minimum Wage and why we need to increase it in Texas? Minimum wage by definition is the lowest wage permitted by law to be paid to any worker or employed person. A Quote by Jon Corzine he said, “No family gets rich from earning the minimum wage. In fact, the current minimum wage does not even lift a family out of poverty.” Here in Texas, the standard set minimum wage is set at $7.25 per hour and it was last increased on February 24, 2015. We need to look at the average hours a typical…

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    Over the last decade, Texas has seen changes in general patterns of demographics in reference to ethnicity, age, and income. This population shift has several implications on the future welfare of the Texas economy, government, and other public institutions. However, the Texas government has the ability to implement changes now to help curtail issues that lie ahead. Also, with such drastic changes in demographics, the partisan politics of Texas maybe redefined. Overall, Texas population has…

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    Texas County Government

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    are three areas of the Texas Local Government. They are the County Government, City Government and Special Districts. “The county is the oldest form of local government in America.”(Newell,350) With 254 counties Texas has the largest number of any state. The county was created so the citizens did not have to travel to the capital to take care of any state business they needed. The County Officials are an elected officials chosen by the people of that county. In rural Texas the county is…

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    Texas was not always the conservative and mainly Republican state as most people know it to be today. Before the 1970s, Texas was predominantly Democratic. For many years before the 70s very few Republicans were elected or held office. However, that all began to change. During the 70s and 80s there were a lot of people migrating into Texas. These people heard about the money they could make off of Texas’s farm land, cattle industry, oil and steel industry. These people had a little bit more…

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    In 1820, Spain had opened up the territory of Texas to American colonization because it was unable to persuade its own citizens to settle the remote and fairly unpopulated land. The following year, however, Mexico gained independence from Spain. Mexico Continued Spain’s colonization plan after its independence in 1821. American colonization of Texas took place from 1821 until 1835. They were attracted here for three reasons; the first being cheap, inexpensive land. Undeveloped land in the…

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    Texas Immigration Policy

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    States more than any other country welcomes in its arms more immigrants and Texas, than any other state, lets in more foreign and domestic migrants. It’s almost half of all the newly arrived migrants residing in the mentioned state are born foreign. Amounting to over four million migrants, Texas has been considered as one of the top three states that has the most number of born foreign migrants living within its parameters. Texas immigration has been considered as both a consequence and a cause…

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