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How did the Civil War effect the government of Texas? A. Sam Houston was elected governor B. Jefferson Davis was appointed governor C. Alexander Jackson Hamilton became provisional governor D. Governor
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How did the Civil War effect the government of Texas?

A. Sam Houston was elected governor

B. Jefferson Davis was appointed governor

C. Alexander Jackson Hamilton became provisional governor

D. Governor Murrah returned from Mexico

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the answer is C. Alexander Jackson Hamilton became provisional governor, appointed by Andrew Johnson.

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