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Chapter 16, Section 3.

The Lone Star Republic

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The Republic of Texas

• President – Sam Houston

• Vice President - Mirabeau Lamar

• Capital - Houston

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Annexation• Texas wanted to

be annexed by the US for defense and money, but President Andrew Jackson didn’t want to go to war with Mexico.

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Relations with Indians When Lamar became president, the relations with Comanche and Cherokee suffered. Fighting broke

out and Texas pushed the natives westward.

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Relations with TejanosAlthough having supported independence, Tejanos

suffered discrimination from white settlers.

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Immigration• Germans moved to

Texas and established farming communities.

• Many of them opposed slavery.

• Settlement continued to expand westward.

• Texas was land rich and cash poor.

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The Texas Rangers

• Formed to guard the frontier against Mexican and Indian attacks.