Native American History
Historians have estimated that more than 50 Native American nations lived and thrived across Texas before the 1900s.
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Archeologists use four basic stages to reflect the cultural advancement of early inhabitants...
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Native American Indian groups have shaped Texas throughout its history. Before 1900, historians have estimated, more than 50 Native American nations lived and thrived across Texas.
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The mysterious "Lady in Blue" has been associated in Texas religious history since 1629.
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Coronado made his 1540-1542 journey through the high plains of Texas as he searched for the seven gold cities.
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The Pre-Civil War Texas frontier has a long and contentious history.
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When anglo settlers arrived in Texas, the lands upon which they settled were not empty. They were occupied by Native people including Comanches, Wichitas, Tawakonis, Anadarkos, Caddos and others.
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El Camino Real connected the governmental center of New Spain, in Mexico City, with outposts across the Texas Borderlands.
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In 1801, the Spanish government of Mexico became aware of an attempted insurrection by Phillip Nolan to take over the Texas region and quickly realized the economic potential that Texas had.
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European exploration of North America and what is now Texas began in the 15th century.
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The ancient history of Texas dates from around 225 million BCE. Pre-Columbian history, 1400 A.D.

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