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Kayla Sanchez
28 October, 01:34
Did texas first start out as british possession?
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Ty Cochran
28 October, 03:30
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No
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Texas was a first an Indian territory, then Spanish, then Mexican, became its own country, then an American state
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Blimpie
28 October, 05:12
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No, it did not start out as british possession
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