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Learn about the pivotal events, movements, and power struggles that have shaped Texas government and public life.

The Gutiérrez–Magee Expedition: Revolt Against Spanish Rule in Texas
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The Gutiérrez–Magee Expedition: Revolt Against Spanish Rule in Texas

Diplomatic Correspondence Between Santa Anna and Andrew Jackson (1836)
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Diplomatic Correspondence Between Santa Anna and Andrew Jackson (1836)

Pat Neff: Pro-Labor Baptist Governor of the 1920s After his governorship, Pat Morris Neff served as president of Baylor University in Waco.
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Pat Neff: Pro-Labor Baptist Governor of the 1920s

History of the Lone Star Flag Battle of Gonzales Flag 2
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History of the Lone Star Flag

Planning Apartheid: The Origins of Racial Zoning in Texas
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Planning Apartheid: The Origins of Racial Zoning in Texas

The Texas City Disaster of 1947 A parking lot full of cars with their windows blasted out and heavy damage, after the Texas City explosion of 1947.
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The Texas City Disaster of 1947

The 1839 Treaty Between France and the Republic of Texas
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The 1839 Treaty Between France and the Republic of Texas

Literature and Film of the Lost Cause Generation
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Literature and Film of the Lost Cause Generation

Texas v. White and the Question of Secession
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Texas v. White and the Question of Secession

Map of Texas and the West After the Mexican-American War (1849)
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Map of Texas and the West After the Mexican-American War (1849)

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