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    Imagine getting a visitor at your front door, and the visitor offers you a very generous amount of money for them to take you property for public use. For some people it is the property they grew up on, and for others it is the property that has been passed down through family generations. That is what happens when private property owners experience eminent domain. Eminent domain can be a wonderful thing for big companies and powerful leaders. On the other hand, people lose their homes, or perhaps

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    The Lone Star Nation

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    The Lone Star Nation reflects the efforts put forth by single individuals that eventually changes the lone star state forever. Specific Texan heroes Stephen Austin who founded Texas, along with Sam Houston who led the Texas army and who was the governor. William Travis and his love for Rosanna was discovered while James Bowie, and David Crockett stood up and fought for the Alamo. One dictator whose procedures drove the colonists against him but impacted Texas to this day was Santa Anna. At this time

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    Bombers were the ultimate long range heavy weapons of World War 2, a role they still have. They provided the mean to bypass the enemy's army and Navy and natural barriers, and deliver massive firepower directly to its heart, striking its industry, vital resources, key military targets, and population centers, in order to significantly erode its strength in the battlefield and defeat it.(source) While fulfilling there main role, bombers were also used for air support from long and close range. These

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    Coahuila and financial centers in New York and Philadelphia. The speculators would speculate how much a piece of land was worth then sell it and turn the profits over to a financial center and make a tremendous profit from it. Yet another reason why Texans might have revolted was that they were trying to preserve and maintain the political values and economic gain while under the Constitution of 1824. It gave Texas a steady population flow of American migrants moving onto Texas soil. It also gave them

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    Before 2011, it was illegal to sell food that was made in a person’s home. But in 2011, FARFA (Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance) came together and began lobbying to make the first Texas Cottage Foods Law. People all around Texas came together to support FARFA, ensuring a win for the bill. This law allowed people to sell specific homemade foods, but the amount of food given could not exceed $50,00 (farm and ranch freedom). During the Texas Legislative session of 2013, the Texas Cottage Foods Law (Bill:

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    head of the state of the independent Mexico. Gen. Santa Anna became president of Mexico around 1833 to which is Hero fame from the battle of Tampico against the Spanish help. Santa Anna abolishes the Constitution, which outrage the settlers (known as Texan) and many native of Mexico. After the defeat of Col. Cos at Bexar, Santa Anna decided to personally lead the counter attack with a “take-no-prisoners” policy. Major General Manuel Castrillon was born Cuban and made his way to Mexico

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    Shrestha 6 Sadiksha Shrestha Professor Sherry Sharifian GOVT-2306-71001 3 Oct. 2017 Running For State Senate Election I, Sadiksha Shrestha, am running for Texas State Senate from District 16 as a democratic nominee for the upcoming election. As per Texas State Senate election of 2012 and 2014, for district 16, there were no democratic candidates for the state senator election. For 2014 election, the candidates for the election were Don Huffines (republican) and Mike Dooling (libertarian). Mike Dooling

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    Freedom of speech is one of the most valued rights that all United States inhabitants are entitled to. The term freedom of speech is any act of seeking, receiving, and communicating information or ideas, regardless of the context used. Article 1 section 8 of the Texas Constitution affirms that Texas citizens have the right to speak whatever is on their mind. People can freely express their own personal opinions, thoughts, and ideas with whomever they want. However, it has not always been this way

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    others. However, in the 7th grade, I moved to the Texas Hill Country and learned a plethora of contradictory views. This has led me to form my own opinions on what is right and wrong and meshed city and country life to create a well-rounded, diverse Texan. Life in San Antonio was anything but simple. I was just a child but even I could understand the hardships many people, including my family, had to face. I had to grow up and learn not to ask for things, or not to complain because I knew we were already

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    Juan Seguin is an extraordinary Texas figure in a lot of famous fights. Many people might not know about him, but when you read this you will know all of his contributions. Juan Seguin was born on October 27, 1806 in San Antonio. His parents were Juan Jose Maria Erasmo Seguin (who started one of the first schools) and Maria Josefa Becerra. Although he had little formal schooling, he was encouraged by his father to read and write At a young age Juan started to help his mother run his father's

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