Question

what was the big difference between the texas constitution of 1836 and the texas constitution of 1845

Answer 1

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The Constitution is the foundational governing document of the State of Texas, second only to the U.S. Constitution. All Texas laws and regulations must comply with the Constitution or risk being invalidated by the state courts.

Texas' constitution is one of the largest state constitutions in the U.S. - only Alabama's and California's are longer. It's notable for including a lot of very specific topics, including local government, taxes, and private property rights, that many other states leave to their legislatures. Because of its unique history, Texas has chosen to protect these topics in the strongest way possible. However, the drafters of the Texas Constitution recognized that this high level of detail meant that the Constitution could easily become outdated

Answer 2

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The Republic of Texas Constitution, 1836

The Republic of Texas Constitution, 1836Its features included separation of powers into three branches—legislative, executive, and judicial—with a system of checks and balances. It created a bicameral legislature, with a House of Representatives and a Senate.

The only amendment to the 1845 Constitutionwas adopted to limit the power of the governor by providing for the election of some of the officers that governors previously were allowed to appoint. The amendment produced a long ballot, which results from the independent election of a large number of state officialsThe Texas Constitution of 1845 also created a public school system and established the Permanent School Fund. The Constitution of1845 was also heavily influenced by Jacksonian Democracy, a political philosophy named for the democratization policies implemented by President Andrew Jackson during the 1830s to 1850s.