Texas

listen to the word Texas their is 100% you or the fellow will say the Alamo or Cowboys, every person is more likely to remember the Alamo fight or the, civil war, but if you go way back what was Texas before, what started Texas, And how did it end to where is at in my concern Texas did not start one day and the next day was strong and one the most important state of the U.S, every person forgets that Texas stander up by their agriculture and also with their cattle ranch and Texas still remains as one

Between 1940 and 2010 the population of Texas nearly quadrupled in number, increasing at almost twice the rate of the entire United States during the same time. The booming oil and high-tech industries created during these years resulted in mass immigration to the state. Not only has Texas’ population greatly increased, it has become more diverse with the rising number of minorities (Halebic, 2012) Throughout its history, Texas has remained a majority White state, however future demographic shifts

Texas has a style all its own. Whether you’re eating the incomparable Tex-Mex, buying high-fashion cowboy boots, or admiring a home built with dazzling Austin stone, you always recognize the Texas “style stamp” of approval. In much the same way, the music of Texas--played in Texas or played by Texans--has an unmistakable air of Texan authenticity. Also much like the visual arts, pinning down exactly what makes it unique to Texas takes some work. Like most musical genres, however, the Texas style

Texas economy throughout the ages has become quite famous for its ever changing basis. When Texas was just a young state it did not have the economy that other states at the time possessed but it did have potential which was picked up on starting out with the livestock and cattle economy, Texas went through a rapid expansion and quickly caught up with its statehood brethren. As time carried on so did the cattle of Texas with farming and production of cotton which sparked another economic shift for

James Nathan Williams Professor Smith GOVT 2306 May 8, 2016 The state of Texas was birthed through conflicts over land, which resulted in tensions between Mexico and the Republic of Texas reaching a boiling point. Having declared their independence from Mexico, the Republic of Texas needed to establish some form of structure to be able to run and function as a Government (Newell et al. 40). The Republic of Texas constitution is setup to almost mirror the United States constitution, while having

In the beginning of the 20th century Texas discovered a major economic game changer. In January of 1901 in Spindletop, Texas oil was discovered in the form of a 100-foot geyser. Little did Texans know that their lives and economic situation would be changed forever. Right after the discovery most of the early profits made from oil went to easterners. When the 1920’s came around oil became a major economic engine. Causing major social changes in job opportunities, education, marriage, and sports.

weapon for the Texans. There are more benefits for annexation, rather than being an independent republic. Texas have many enemies and the United States can help texas fight them off and scare them before they even think about taking our land. The united states has many states and each state has its own army. Even though you will give up control of your armies when you are in need texas will be able to call for help from the United States and their armies are much bigger than our armies.

The Texas Constitution has many weaknesses, but has many strengths to correlate to such weaknesses. These drawbacks include the excessive length, the specificity of directly addressed policy problems, and the difficulty amending the Constitution. However, the Texas Constitution reserves additional rights to citizens and reflects the idea of preserving a limited federal government. Many politicians criticize the Texas Constitution for its excessive length, especially when compared with the constitutions

has been seven Texas Constitutions since 1827 including our current Constitution, which was established on 1876. Our current constitution has been amended hundreds of times because of its tight restrictions. The Legislative department is the dominant branch of the Texas Constitution it is subject to check and balances in the tripartite system. The Executive department limits the government’s power, and the judicial powers is divided into smaller courts. These three branches of the Texas are examples

perfect society. However, in the bureaucracy of the state of Texas, that goal seems to be unachievable. There are two articles that exploits the struggles between the state’s agencies and the state legislature. One explains the issue of budgetary powers for a Texas governor, and the other describes the frustration of authority between the Texas legislative lawmakers and one powerful state agency. There seems to be a fragmentation within the Texas bureaucracy, which can be rooted to the “Plural Executive”