Born and raised in San Antonio here. Great work most folks don't realize that Texas WAS a country at one time!
@texasblueboy1508
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South Central Texas here. High School Texas History was over 50 years ago. I love Texas History. Texans wanted for Mexico to rule by it's Constitution of 1824. The Flag flown at the Alamo was a Mexican flag with 1824 written across it. Texas has a rich history. Thanks for the video.
@robertwbingo
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Naturalized Texan, here, having been here for 55 years. When you live here, and understand the history of this remarkable place, and the remarkable people of Texas, you just can't imagine living anywhere else. The first time I saw Houston, several years before I moved here, I was amazed. I didn't know that there were cities like this in America. In the years that I've lived here, I've had five kids, here. Now, I'm working on grandkids. Texas is home, and I'm so proud of it. Thanks for the great work, Ryan.
@davidgarrett6951
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As a Texan I didn't even know about those embassies. Love the content on this channel. Keep up the great work Ryan
@light_dreamer7078
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Born and raised Texan here. Great summary of Texas history, even tho there was a lot more that happened in our history. Great kuddos to you for hitting the highlights while adding things that were not discussed in a classroom!
@zanychelly
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Humm. As Brazilian, we are not aware that such turmoil happened in North America. Mexico was very draconian back then. Great video.
@AgentOrange96
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Well I *used* to be from the east coast. But now I live in Texas. It's definitely good to learn more about the state I now call home.
@TheSWalks
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My paternal side has been in Texas since the late 1800's when my great-great grandparents moved there from Arkansas. My Dad was born and raised in East Texas, and taught me to be proud of my Texas heritage. (I have relatives in most major Texas cities.) Once my dad casually mentioned how the New London School explosion impacted him as a kid! In my 40's, I lived in Fort Worth, Texas for 8 years and finally began to understand why my Dad was so proud of his Texas roots. Our youngest was born there and often reminds his siblings that he's the only True Texan in the family. Texas was the first place I ever felt as if I belonged.
@robear152565
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As a Texan, thank you for the information of our embassies!
@fullmetaljackalope8408
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Hi all you other Texans in the comments! Great video Ryan! Loved it❤
@MrTruehoustonian
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Great something about Texas you are always talking about New York but I'm biased I'm from Houston thanks for the Texas content keep it up
@AdamS789
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Such a great channel! Sometimes your pronunciation makes me laugh but the content is just awesome!
@michaelcoonce6694
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I wasn't born here But I did get here as quickly as I could . I wouldn't live anywhere else
@earlcollinsworth4914
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Hello from Lamar county, Texas! Didn't know about those embassies either though...interesting!
@gadaadyn8190
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They Eyes ofTexas are upon you…. `🎶🤘
@michaels83
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Been in TX for about 11 years now, trips to the Alamo and San Jacinto have been amazing. I was a bit bummed when I went to look for the whisky, sadly it was small batches and batch 2 was made in 2018 so I imagine I can find it but going to take me some time. Great video as always!
@frednich9603
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I made a point to visit the one in Paris last May. Hard to find, but worth it
@tonycarrillo9499
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I never learned about these legations in my Texas history class in 6th grade.
@leeatterberry1239
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I learned some things about Texas 👍
@Bimmerguy88
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Howdy Ryan, thanks for the Awesome video! ~ Jaime Treadway ~ Born/Raised/Living in/(will prob die in)lol ~ Fort Worth,Texas👍👌
@GenderSkins
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Was born and raised in Texas, and even was born in Austin, Texas. And yes I have seen the old Ligation that is just down the street from the Texas Capital. I’ve even been to where the battle for Texas independence all started. But there are parts of Texas history that no one, not even Texans talk about yet only Texans know about.
@EpicAdrian3D
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North Texan viewer here. We never learned this in Texas History in school, thanks for this interesting deep dive. If the US ever was conquered by a foreign power in today's world, Texas would be the final battle line. We've got a truly interesting history, each region, county, and city has stories that have yet to leave this state's borders.
@notpurple
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already subscribed and watching in Texas
@randymalm6003
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Gotta love Texas 1st
@northtexasmayhem7893
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Im from Texas!
@robertphillips6296
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Texas and Hawaii are the only two states that were once sovereign countries.
@jeffgriffin7115
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Yes, Texans are subscribed.
@artursmihelsons415
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Thanks for deep history explanation! It's always great to know past.. Great job and excellent video!
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