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3 years ago

What is the eras of Texas in order

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zavuch27 [327]3 years ago

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Answer:

Era's of Texas in order:

-The land and its early people (prehistory-1519)

-Age of contact (1519-1689)

-Spanish Colonial (1689-1821)

-Mexican Rule (1821-1835)

-Revolution and Republic (1836-1845)

-Early Statehood (1845-1861)

-Civil War and Reconstruction (1861-1870)

-Cotton, Cattle , and Railroads (1850-1901)

-Age of Oil, Prohibition and Woman's Suffrage (1901-1929)

-The Great Depression and World War 2 (1930-1945)

- Civil Rights and Conservatism (1945-Present day)

-Contemporary Texas (PRESENT)

*all the numbers are the time periods*

I hope this helps :)

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