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a rancher who used to sell his goods in new orleans
Taylor White
events that played folk songs like yankeedoodle
Songfests
Many Protestant denominations—organized religious groups with similar beliefs—soon built churches in the Republic.
Denominations
was founded by the Methodist Church in 1840.
Rutersville College
Some free African Americans, such as of Montgomery County, also owned ranches.
Robert Thompson
the most popular diversion
Dances
Some Texans also wrote poetry, including President Mirabeau B. Lamar.
Mirabeau B. Lamar
, the oldest college in Texas still in operation, was founded by Baptists in 1845.
Baylor University
remained the dominant religion in Galveston, San Antonio, and Tejano communities along the Rio Grande.
Catholicism
The most common publications in the Republication.
Newspaper
people who bot large plots of land in hopes of selling it for more money later
Land Speculators
The was the largest denomination, followed by the Baptist Church.
Methodist Church
the most popular money making job
Farmers and Ranchers
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Henry Austin
was the main American religion
Roman Catholicism
traveling preachers
Circuit Riders
the first steamboat to ever sail an American river
The Ariel
was a artist who sailed to the Americas with Henry Castro famous for his paintings of Texas landsapes
Théodore Gentilz
Jewish temples of worshiping
Synagogues
schools that taught at an high school level
Academies