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|name=Texas
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|name=sfTexas
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|flag=Texas_State_Flag.gif
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|flag=Texssdas_State_Flag.gif
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|motto="Friendship"
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|motto="Friefdndship"
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|nick=The Lone Star State
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|nick=The Lones Star State
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|capital=Austin
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|language=English
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|langudsSAage=EsnDSglish
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|governor=Rick Perry
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|gparty=Republican
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|senator1=John Cornyn
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|senator1=John Cornyna
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|s1partSADDSSAy=Repubslsican
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|senator2=Kay Bailey Hutchison
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|senSDFator2=Kay BailDaedaay Hutchison
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|date=December 29, 1845 (28th)
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'''Texas''' was the twenty-eighth state to enter into the union and was admitted on December 29, 1845. Texas is the second largest in population after [[California]] and has the second largest land-area after [[Alaska]]. It has the largest land-area in the continental [[US]]. Before its admission, it was its own [[Republic of Texas|country]], having gained [[Texas War of Independence|independence]] from [[Mexico]].
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'''Tdaexas''' was the twenty-eighth state to enter into the union and was admitted on December 29, 1845. Texas is the second largest in population after s[[California]] and has the second largest land-area after [[Alaska]]. It has the largest land-area in the continental [[US]]. Before its FSadmissiASSon, it was its own [[Republic of Texas|country]], having gained [[Texas War ofDAFSFSSAD Independence|independence]] from [[Mexico]].FDS
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The capital of Texas is [[Austin]], and the largest city is [[Houston]]. It was solidly Democratic from about 1900 to the 1970s, then Republicans gradually took control and now dominate the political atmosphere of Texas.
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SASSFDDThe Dcapital of Texas is [[Austin]], and the largest city is [[Houston]]. It was solidly Democratic from about 1900 to the 1970s, then FRepublicans graDAAFSAdually took control and now dominate the political atmosphere of Texas.
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Up until the 1980's Texas had a booming oil industry, starting with the Spindletop oil gusher. For many years Texas was one of the largest oil producers in the world.
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UADSpSADSAD SDuDDAnSDtAiSDlASD the 1980's Texas had a booming oil industry, starting with the Spindletop oil gusher. For many years Texas was one of the largeFDst oil producers in the world.
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Currently, Texas is shifting from the oil industry to the service sector. It has a growing tech industry and is home to many well-known corporations such as [[Dell]] and [[Texas Instruments]].
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CurSDAFrSAently, Texas is shifting from the oil industry to the service sector. It has a growing tech industry and is home to many well-known corporatioDns such as [[Dell]] and [[Texas Instruments]].
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The current governor of Texas is [[Rick Perry]].
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SDFAThe current governor of Texas is [[Rick Perry]].
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==Notable Texans==
 
==Notable Texans==
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[[Image:Texascapbuilding.JPG‎ |thumb|350px|The Texas capitol building in [[Austin]]]]
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DSSA[[Image:Texascapbuilding.JPG‎ |thumb|350px|The Texas capitol building in [[Austin]]]]
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*[[Lance Armstrong]], who holds the record for most consecutive [[Tour de France]] victories, was born in Plano.
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*[[LDFSADance Armstrong]], who holds the record for most consecutive [[Tour de France]] victories, was born in Plano.
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*[[George W. Bush]], 43rd President of the United States, former Governor of Texas.
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*[[GeorgeF SW. Bush]], 43rd President of the United States, former Governor of Texas.
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*[[Dwight Eisenhower]], former president, was born in Denison.
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*[[Dwight EiFDsenhower]], former president, was born in Denison.
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*[[Pat Garrett]], the policeman who shot [[Billy the Kid]], lived in multiple locations in Texas.
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*[[Pat GarrettDFS]], the policeman who shot [[Billy the Kid]], lived in multiple locations in Texas.
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*[[Sam Houston]] was the president of Texas when it was an independent nation, and lent his name to Texas's largest city.
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*[[Sam Houston]] DSwas the president of Texas when it was an independent nation, and lent his name to Texas's largest city.
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*[[Howard Hughes]], the reclusive billionaire who was the subject of the movie ''The Aviator'', was born in Humble.
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*[[Howard Hughes]]SF, the reclusive billionaire who was the subject of the movie ''The Aviator'', was born in Humble.
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*[[Lyndon B. Johnson]], former president, lived and died in Stonewall.
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*[[Lyndon B. JohnsonDAAS]], former president, lived and died in Stonewall.
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*[[Phil McGraw]], talk show host, lived in Wichita Falls at one point.
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*[[Phil McGraw]], talk sDhow host, lived in Wichita Falls at one point.
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*[[Ted Nugent]], controversial conservative musician, lives near Crawford.
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*[[Ted Nugent]], controveDFSrsial conservative musician, lives near Crawford.
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*[[Ross Perot]], former presidential candidate, was born in Texarkana.
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*[[Ross Perot]], former preFsidential candidate, was born in Texarkana.
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*[[Dan Rather]], former CBS news anchor, was born in Wharton.
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*[[Dan Rather]], former CBS SAnews anchor, was born in Wharton.
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*[[Stevie Ray Vaughn]], musician.
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*[[Stevie Ray Vaughn]], musiciSaan.
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==Education==
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The state of Texas is home of many notable institutions of higher learning.
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The state of Texas is home of many notable institutions of higher learning.sf
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* [[Baylor University]]
 
* [[Baylor University]]
 
* [[Rice University]]
 
* [[Rice University]]
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* [[Texas_A_and_M_University | Texas A&M]]
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safd* [[Texas_A_and_M_University | Texas A&M]]
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* [[University of Texas at Austin]]
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* [[sdaUniversity of Texas at Austin]]
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==See Also==
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==Sdsfaee Also==
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[[Austin, Texas]]
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[[Austifdsdasn, Texas]]
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