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The Republic of Texas Key Issues and Events

President Sam Houston 1836-1838 New Capital is moved to Houston United States officially recognized the Republic of Texas Relationship with the Native Americans is improved Debt of Texas increases

President Mirabeau Lamar 1838-1841 Sets aside money and land for public education Comanches raid Texas settlements Austin becomes the capital Comanches are forced in to the High Plains Santa Fe expedition fails

President Sam Houston 1841-1844 Peace treaties are signed with several Native American tribes Houston settles disputes between settlers Mexican and Texan troops engage in military skirmishes after several failed invasions from both sides

President Anson Jones 1844-1846 U.S. Congress votes to annex Texas Texas approves of Annexation in to the United States Texas joins the United States on December 29, 1845