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One thing I learned about the Texas Revolution was how the capital Houston was named after Sam Houston.

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I learned that Texas was "built" off of Mexico. This ties in with the Louisiana Purchase because when it was first there it had part of Louisiana in it.

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I didn't know beforehand that slaves were against the law in Mexico. I always just assumed they legalized slaves just because America has.

Anyways, the Louisiana was kind of the start of major westward expansion, so when Americans were settling everywhere they just went to Texas too.

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One thing I learned about the Texas Revolution was thatTexas used to be its own thing before it became a state. Texas was also part of the Louisiana purchase so without that the US might not have Texas.

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The louisiana purchase brought the border of the US to the border of Texas which brought conflict and more americans to Texas

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Well I did but I learned that Texas wasnt allways a very populated sate. It has some of the best weather today but it seemed to people that they didnt care about weather. I just thought it was interesting that Texas wich is the biggest state was so low populated.

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Something I learned is that for a while  Texas was it's own country I thought after it separated form Mexico it emidalty went and became a state in the US. It connects to the Louisiana purchase because the settlers were moving into the new land purchased in the Louisiana purchase and some of those settlers went into Texas. And the settlers were a big part in the Texas Revolution.

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One thing that I learned about the Texas Resolution is that the American's did not just take over and kill the Texans they talked to them in the Louisiana purchase

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One thing I learned about the Texas Revolution that is connected was that Texas and Mexico did not want slaves in their country. This is similar because many of the states after the Louisiana Purchase did not want slaves in their country.

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I learned that Mexicans settled in Texas before Americans and they were getting forced out of Texas so they retaliated.

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I learned that Mexico let colonists into Texas because it wasn't well populated. I also learned that they kind of copied the US declaration of independence and constitution.

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One thing that I learned was that Mexico had prohibited the free practice of slavery. I always thought that it was just frowned upon, I didn't know that it was prohibited

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One thing I learned about the Texas Revolution was about the origins of the "Come and take It" flag I thought this was pretty cool because I've seen these flags before and was pretty curious on where they originated. This ties into the Louisiana Purchase because with all this new land, the Americans were now super close and shared borders with Texas and Mexico.

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I learned that Texans revolted to break off from Mexico. Before, I thought that the Texans simply signed a treaty, but I was wrong. When Texas became independent, part of the state was also part of the land of the Louisiana Purchase.

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One thing I learned about how the Texas Revolution and the Louisiana Purchase is that if the United States had not got Louisiana then American settlers would not likely move to Texas.

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I learned that Texas was kind of built off Mexico and I did not know this. I always thought it was like more started by itself or America but Mexico got it more people and gave it a foundation even though it eventually kind of wanted to take out Texas or at least beat them in this Revolution. This ties to the land that was given through the Louisiana Purchase.

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One of the main things that I learned about the Texas Revolution was how Americans originally were not happy by how Texas was governed. I also learned about how Texas at one point functioned as its own country before being a state in the USA.

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I never knew that Texas became a country only to become an American state.

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Americans don't like to follow rules and yet manage to be sheep...how do they do it??