Texas Declaration of Independence

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The Texas Declaration of Independence was the 1836 document in which Texan delegates formally broke from Mexico and proclaimed the establishment of the Republic of Texas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf declaration of independence
founding document
historical document
accusesOfTyranny Antonio López de Santa Anna
adoptedBy Convention of 1836
Texan delegates
archives Texas State Library and Archives Commission
surface form: Texas State Archives
author George Childress
country Republic of Texas
dateSigned 1836-03-02
declaresIndependenceFrom Mexico
draftedBy George Childress
followedBy Constitution of the Republic of Texas (1836)
surface form: Constitution of the Republic of Texas
hasPart formal declaration clause
list of grievances
preamble
historicalPeriod Texas Revolution
jurisdiction Texas
language English
legalEffect severed political ties with Mexico for Texas
legalForm unilateral declaration
legalStatus founding charter of the Republic of Texas
locationOfOriginal Texas State Library and Archives Commission
mentions centralization of power in Mexico City
denial of the right to bear arms
failure of Mexico to provide public education
failure of Mexico to provide trial by jury
modeledOn American Declaration of Independence
surface form: United States Declaration of Independence
placeSigned Washington-on-the-Brazos
politicalEntityCreated Republic of Texas
presentDayLocation Washington County, Texas
primaryAuthor George Childress
region Texas
relatedEvent Battle of San Jacinto
Battle of the Alamo
resultedIn Texas Declaration of Independence self-linksurface differs
surface form: establishment of the Republic of Texas
signedBy delegates of the Convention of 1836
signedByNumberOfDelegates 59
signedDuring Texas Revolution
signedOnSameDayAs formation of an ad interim government of Texas
statesGrievancesAgainst Antonio López de Santa Anna
Government of Mexico
subject natural rights
republican government
secession
self-determination
typeOfIndependence unilateral secession
year 1836

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Texas Revolution hasPart Texas Declaration of Independence
Texas Revolution significantDocument Texas Declaration of Independence
Treaties of Velasco relatedTo Texas Declaration of Independence
Collin McKinney notableWork Texas Declaration of Independence
Collin McKinney signatory Texas Declaration of Independence
Convention of 1836 significantEvent Texas Declaration of Independence
Convention of 1836 result Texas Declaration of Independence
Convention of 1836 alsoKnownAs Texas Declaration of Independence
this entity surface form: Texas Independence Convention
Texas Declaration of Independence resultedIn Texas Declaration of Independence self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: establishment of the Republic of Texas
Washington-on-the-Brazos significantEvent Texas Declaration of Independence
this entity surface form: Signing of the Texas Declaration of Independence
Washington-on-the-Brazos significantEvent Texas Declaration of Independence
this entity surface form: Birth of the Republic of Texas
Richard Ellis signed Texas Declaration of Independence
Texas Centennial Exposition (1936) commemoratedEvent Texas Declaration of Independence
this entity surface form: Texas Declaration of Independence (1836)
Thomas J. Rusk notableWork Texas Declaration of Independence
Thomas J. Rusk signed Texas Declaration of Independence
José Francisco Ruiz signatoryOf Texas Declaration of Independence
Secretary of State of the Republic of Texas jurisdictionStartEvent Texas Declaration of Independence