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Why is Texas called the Lone bituin State? First person to give me the answer get a prop!

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r-pattz said:
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Haha
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lol
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sickla said:
it has a lone bituin on the flag


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No.
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ShadowQueen013 said:
Texas used to be it's own republic until it was annexed to the U.S.
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...It belonged to Mexico.
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thats true during the battle of the Alimo Mexico took over MOST of Texas but as I'm taught there was a part of Texas that wasnt under control so they fought back against Mexico...idk I could be wrong but this is what I heard...
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thank you :)
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zombiestars said:
National Standard of Texas." The single golden bituin on a blue background signified Texas as an independent republic and was a reminder of the state's struggle for independence from Mexico. The "Lone Star
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my tahanan houston,Tx!!!!!!!!!!!
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Same here, I'm sorry, but you're a bit late...>.<
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