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The 20 pages that link to Texas Revolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Mexican–American WarRelated: Texas’s separation from Mexico created the unresolved territorial dispute that intensified after its annexation by the United States.

• Antonio López de Santa AnnaRelated: Santa Anna’s military campaign failed to prevent Texas from breaking away from Mexico.

• Westward expansionRelated: The republic’s later annexation brought U.S. expansion into conflict with Mexico.

• Republic of TexasRelated: The revolution established the independence the republic claimed.

• TexasRelated: The republic's formation preceded the land policies and settlement that expanded ranching.

• Texas annexationRelated: The revolution created the independent republic that the United States later annexed.

• United States–Mexico borderRelated: The dispute over Texas’s southern boundary helped set up later conflict between Mexico and the United States.

• Constitution of 1824Related: Centralist changes that displaced the 1824 federal order formed part of the conflict’s political background.

• Tex-Mex cuisineRelated: Political separation changed the context in which Mexican and Anglo-American food traditions met.

• First Mexican RepublicRelated: The shift toward centralism helped trigger opposition to the Mexican government in Texas.

• CoahuilaRelated: The revolution ended Coahuila’s political union with Texas.

• History of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United StatesRelated: The revolution preceded U.S. annexation and altered the political status of Tejano communities.