Sam Houston's Second Term in 1841

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What was Sam Houston's main goal during his second term as president of Texas?

  • To reduce government debt and spending
  • To increase the size of the Texas army
  • To annex Texas to the United States (correct)
  • To negotiate a peace treaty with Mexico

Why did Sam Houston want Texas to join the United States?

  • To gain access to the United States' natural resources
  • To increase trade opportunities with other states
  • To gain more political power within the United States
  • To be protected by the United States Army from Mexico (correct)

What actions did Sam Houston take to reduce government spending during his second term?

  • He increased the size of the Texas army
  • He borrowed more money from other countries
  • He cut dozens of government jobs and lowered the pay of government officials (correct)
  • He increased taxes on citizens

According to the excerpt from Houston's letter, what would be a great hazard for the United States?

<p>Allowing Texas to remain independent (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the purpose of Sam Houston's letter to Andrew Jackson?

<p>To express his determination to join the United States (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the term length for the president of Texas mentioned in the text?

<p>3 years (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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