What is was Texas population in the 1960's?
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In 1960 the US Census's official count for total Population was 9579677. The other information was not recordes until the 1980's. Hope that helps.
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Sometime in the 1960's when they were granted the right to vote and considered "people"
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March 14, 1960 in Chicago
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ask you parents or grandparents. anybody that grew up in the 1960s and is old enough to remember but not old enough to forget.
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4.737% in 1950\n 5.068% in 1951\n-4.390% in 1952\n-1.829% in 1953\n 5.212% in 1954\n 4.052% in 1955\n 0.198% in 1956\n 4.080% in 1957\n 2.037% in 1958\n 3.663% in 1959\n\nIf you really want to know the rest, email me and I'll explain how to find them.
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it's never happened in the same year, and it won't happen this year. Texas is weak.\n\nohio state won football in 61, and basketball in 60.
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Contact the Texas Bureau of Statistics through this website:\n\nhttp://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/default.shtm\n\nAll states have these Bureau of Statistics.
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President Bush was born on July 6, 1946, in New Haven, Connecticut, and grew up in Midland and Houston, Texas.
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I see Texas and just have to answer :P \nLooks like 2:55. This should help more: \nhttp://www.usd232.org/education/components/scrapbook/default.php?sectiondetailid=4020&pagecat=99\n\nLooks like a good website, if you're a parent you can check out a lot of interesting things on there.
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Texas was originally part of Mexico.  In the early 1820's, Mexico began to invite Americans to settle in Texas with the promise of cheap land.  However, the Mexican government, under the Mexican dictator Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, began to violate the rights of these new Texans, who in 1835, started their own war for independence from Mexico.  By April 1836, the Texans won their indepedence and, until 1846, were a fully autonomous republic.  In 1846, Texas applied for statehood in the United States, which was strongly supported by Southern Democrats.  Many in the North believed that the admission of Texas would only further the cause of the spread of slavery, which it did.  The admission of Texas also led to the Mexican-American War through a dispute over the border, which allowed the United States to conquer Mexico and take nearly half of its territory, in the form of the modern American Southwest (i.e. New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and California).  Peace out.
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I never thought Texas would be able to make the conversion to a free society this quickly. I'm not surprised Perry won. Perhaps by 2008 we can make some progress. God bless Texas! I miss you  Ann Richards!!!!
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Try this website:\nhttp://www.city-data.com/city/Texas.html\n\nIt gives you the population of ALL the cities in Texas.
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On February 23, 1861, Texas went to the polls and voted for or against secession. The results for the state as a whole were 46,153 for and 14,747 against. Of the 122 counties casting votes only eighteen cast majorities against secession.
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People born between 1946-1964
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According to the 2004 Census there are 1,244,153 black females in Texas.  I'd have to say that yes there are some between the ages of 18 and 24.
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Population: 12,419,293 \n\n--You can get more information in the link below.--
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sorry, i wasnt paying any attention in my computer literature class last year. it might be in 1960 somthin, i think