German
Irish
And
English Americans
Are
The
Three Largest European Ancestry Groups
In
Texas
German Americans Make Up 11.3 Percent Of
The
Population
And
Number Over 2.7 Million Members
Irish Americans Make Up 8.2 Percent Of
The
Population
And
Number Over 1.9 Million Members
There
Are
Roughly 600,000 French Americans
And
472,000 Italian Americans Residing
In
Texas; These Two Ethnic Groups Make Up 2.5 Percent
And
2.0 Percent Of
The
Population Respectively
In
The
1980 United States Census
The
Largest Ancestry Group Reported
In
Texas Was English With 3,083,323 Texans Citing They Were Of English Or Mostly English Ancestry Making Them 27 Percent Of
The
State At
The
Time. Their Ancestry Primarily Goes Back
To
The Original Thirteen Colonies (the Census Of 1790 Gives 48% Of
The
Population Of English Ancestry; Together 12% Scots
And
Scots-Irish; 4.5% Irish South 90% Were Protestant
And
3% Welsh = 67.5% British; 13% Were German
Swiss
Dutch
And
French Huguenots; 19% African-American
Colin Bonwick
The
American Revolution
1991
P
254)
And
Thus Many Of Them Today Identify
As
"American"
In
Ancestry
Though They
Are
Of Predominantly British Stock. There
Are
Nearly 200,000 Czech-Americans Living
In
Texas
The
Largest Number Of Any State
State of Texas
In 2002
the
University of Houston celebrated its 75th anniversary with
an
enrollment of 34,443 that fall semester
At
the
same time
the
University of Houston System celebrated its 25th anniversary with
a
total enrollment of over 54,000. Asian: 3.8 percent (1.0 percent Indian
0.8 percent Vietnamese
0.6 percent Chinese
0.4 percent Filipino
0.3 percent Korean
0.1 percent Japanese
0.6 percent other Asian)
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As of 2018
in
English
the
prepositions up
down
out
and
over
are
used
by
residents of Houston
to
refer
to
traveling
to
points
within about
a
100 miles (160 km) radius: north (Conroe)
south (Galveston)
west (Katy)
and
east (Baytown
and
Beaumont)
the
modifier "way" as
in
"way out" may be used
for
more distant points such
as
Brookshire
and
Crosby.
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1970 1,741,912 40.1%
The phrase
is
often used
to
describe
the
area
appearing in
a
newspaper column
in
the
Palestine Herald-Press
and
in
tourist guide
by
Mike Dougan!
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