President Anson Jones and his role in the process of annexing Texas to the United States of America (1844-1846)
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Anson Jones, Texas, USA, Process, Annexation.Abstract
After Texas declared its independence in 1836, its residents decided for internal and external reasons to establish an independent republic. Since the first days of their independence, the residents of Texas sought to join the American Union in search of security, protection, and many other advantages that would be achieved for them if they joined the United States of America, which is what eventually happened in 1846 during the reign of President Anson Jones.
This event added enormous strategic and economic benefits to the American Union, in addition to being a natural extension of the borders of the United States of America and its continental presence, and the wealth and advantages it possessed, which enabled it to strengthen its presence and global position.
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