Who became President of the Republic of Texas in 1836?
Correct answer: Sam Houston
Coco
the other three possible answers we're all killed at the Alamo.
Radakyl
I'm from Oak Cliff,TX. and proudly related to Stephen F. Austin
GCA70
Such a great and unique state. Down here in Stafford, suburb of Houston!
Player nawa
I've been reading Texas by James Michener. Lots of Texas facts.
Tex Patriot
funniest thing I heard in Saudi Arabia was people from all over the USA always say they are from the US, except people from Texas. Also the only flag recognized across the world is the Texas flag.
HirsuiteTaurus65847
Angel Smith, I'm a proud Houstonian!!
Player akagrammy1
Player #1443092, Seabrook Texas here. Live on Galveston Bay. Love my Texas!
Ashlei
StarredMonster243, Longview, TX ---- Hey y'all!!!
Player #1443092
I am so glad I got this right
StarredMonster243
Angel Smith, I'm a Tyler native also. Actually in Chapel Hill. Hello neighbor!
Lionessa
klafinpuk, Yes it does. And it fails every time the wind blows or the temp drops below 40°. Someone's brilliant idea to privatize public utilities. Now profiteers called ERCOT tell us lies and take straight profit. It's just great fun.
klafinpuk
fun fact,Texas has its own power grid
TxTechAlum
Rocky, red is a wonderful color
Lenny
Fun fact. The original capital of Texas is a little town just west of Houston. San Felipe which is where I grew up.
ANNIE
I am a very proud 5th generation Texan!
FunTriv
StarredMonster243, love that sausage. we go there often to eat and pick up supplies
Cidha75
That is an awesome part of history 👏🏻
SweetPopi
TwistedArtist82324, learned all about it in 7th grade. Our class took a train ride to state capitol-Austin
SweetPopi
TwistedArtist82324, I live in the Alamo city, & my cousins are related to Byrd Lockhart of the Alamo
FibrousGauntlet5
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TRSC
Born and raised in Edna, Texas.