3:49 – Part 1: Our Relationship to Texas
7:39 – Part 2: Historical Facts about Texas
15:12 – Part 3: Inventions in Texas
16:09 – Part 4: Cost of Living in Texas
23:35 – Part 5: Crime in Texas
25:58 – Part 6: Q&A
Historical Facts Covered
1. 40,000 years ago – Native American’s exist as far back
2. 1700’s – Spanish and French expeditions
3. 1803 – Louisiana Purchase; Texas remains with Spain
4. 1821 – Mexico wins independence from Spain
5. 1835 – Texas sets up provisional gov’t separate from Mexico
6. 1836 – Texas declares independence
– The Siege of the Alamo
– Sam Houstion captures Santa Anna, winning independence
7. 1845 – Texas annexed by United States
8. 1846-1848 – Mexican-American War
9. 1861 – Texas cedes from the Union during the Civil War
– Sam Houston ousted as governor for refusal to join Confederates
10. 1900 – 3 million people in Texas
11. 1901 – Oil boom in Texas
12. late 1900’s – Technology boom
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