All of the following were true of the executive position of governor in Texas in 1845 EXCEPT
a. The governor had to be a citizen of the U. S.
b. The governor had to have lived in Texas for three years before being elected
C. The governor had to be at least 30 years old
d. The governor had to be a Democrat

D. The governor had to be a Democrat

Explanation:

After Texas joined the United States, it adopted the drafting of the United States Constitution to create the State Constitution of 1845. This Constitution established three organs of government namely; the Executive, Legislative, and Judiciary. The Governor of Texas was in charge of the Executive arm of government. He was the Commander-in-chief who had the power to veto the laws made by the Legislative branch. James Pinckney Henderson was the first governor of Texas in 1845. According to history, the governor of Texas was only entitled to a term of two years in office.  And yes, from the above options, these three criteria must be met to be the governor. The governor had to be a citizen of the U.S, he had to have lived in Texas for three years before being elected,  he had to be at least 30 years old. The governor does not have to be a democrat.

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