Describe the place of texas in the history of american westward expansion by comparing texas’s early history to the missouri crisis in 1819–1820. what are the similarities and what are the differences?

Texas has a unique place in the country's westward expansion. What started out as an Independent land of the natives, switched many sides, eventually becoming a Mexican and a Spanish territory, then becoming a Republic before finally being annexed by the United States,

As a far-flung territory , it was sparsely populated. However, local European immigrants flaunted the state's laws against slavery, especially during Mexican Rule.

Hence, the State had a significant economy dependent on Slavery. This is also way Texas was a key State in the Civil war and a major contributor to the United States of Confederation.

This makes it similar to what happened in Missouri.

Explanation:

The Missouri Crises also know as the Missouri Compromise was a time when the United States wanted to include Missouri as the 26th State in the Union.

This was the same time when Maine was added into the Union as a State as well.

However, both States had different conditions for admission into the Union, while Maine was a free state, Missouri was a slave state.

Interestingly however, Missouri was not part of the Confederation and decided to stay within the Union.

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