What date was the Texas Constitution signed?

The Texas Constitution was signed on February 15, 1876. This date is significant because it marks the establishment of the current Texas Constitution, which serves as the fundamental legal document for the state. After a process of political upheaval and the need for a new governing framework post-Civil War, the constitutional convention convened in 1875, ultimately leading to the adoption of the constitution that is still in use today, after several amendments. The timing of this constitution reflects the socio-political context of the time, as Texas was striving to rebuild and redefine itself in the aftermath of the war and during the Reconstruction era. The other dates do not align with the signing of the constitution and therefore do not hold relevance in this historical context.