On September 8�9
The
Galveston Hurricane Of 1900 Savagely Tore Apart
The
City Of Galveston
Texas
After
The
Incident
Investors Were Afraid Of Its Location
And
Invested
In
Houston Instead
The
Oil Discovery
At
Spindletop
In
Beaumont
Texas
In
1901 Prompted
A
New Industry
To
Be Developed
In
Texas;
The
Oil Trade Would Transform Houston
The
Railroad Hub Of East Texas
From
A
Smaller Town Into
A
Large City
In
1902
Theodore Roosevelt Approved
A
One-million Dollar Fund For
The
Ship Channel
1902 Also Saw
The
Arrival Of
The
First Japanese
In
Texas
After Sadatsuchi Uchida Gave
A
Fact-finding Tour Of
The
Gulf Coast Region
He Helped Establish Rice As
A
Major Crop Of
The
Gulf Coast Area
With
A
Large Grant From Andrew Carnegie
The
Houston Lyceum
And
Carnegie Library
Later Known As
The
Houston Public Library
Was Founded
In
1904
By
1910
The
Population Of Houston Was Larger Than That Of Galveston
Car culture
Main articles: Ordinance of Secession
Confederate States of America
and
Texas
in
the
American Civil War, the civilizations of Mesoamerica
centered south of Texas
the
influence of Teotihuacan
in
northern Mexico peaked around AD 500
and
declined over
the
8th
to
10th centuries. .
. 7.4 Religion
As of 2013
37% of non-Hispanic Whites
in
Harris County had college or postgraduate degrees
and
36% of them had annual incomes over $75,000
As of 2013
19% of Blacks
in
Harris County had college or postgraduate degrees
as
did 13% of U.S.-born Latinos
and
7% of Latino immigrants.
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