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1. In 1905, the Alamo was turned over to what group to be maintained as a historic site?
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2. What former Texas governor was at one time a co-owner of the Texas Rangers baseball team?
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3. Which of these women inspired the song "The Yellow Rose of Texas"?
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4. The suspension bridge in Waco, Texas spans what river?
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5. In 1887 Waco University merged with what other university that moved from Independence, TX?
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6. Who, during his first term as governor, used a budget surplus to push through Texas's largest tax-cut ($2 billion)?
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7. Who did Rick Perry defeat in the primary for the 2010 gubernatorial race?
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8. The oldest German Catholic and oldest wooden church in Texas is located in what city?
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9. What Galveston landmark was the first federally-owned building built for civic purposes in Texas?
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10. What Galveston, Texas building is also know as the "Gresham House"?
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11. What Texas governor served as a pilot in the USAF and flew C-130 tactical airlift?
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12. What Texas governor was one of five "yell leaders" (male cheerleaders) at Texas A&M?
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13. What Texas town was originally called Kinney's Trading Post, or Kinney's Ranch?
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14. In the early 20th century, meatpacking was a huge industry in the "Sandtown" area of what Texas city?
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15. How many representatives did the Lone Star State send to the 111th Congress of the United States?
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In 1905, the Alamo was turned over to what group to be maintained as a...
What former Texas governor was at one time a co-owner of the Texas...
Which of these women inspired the song "The Yellow Rose of Texas"?
The suspension bridge in Waco, Texas spans what river?
In 1887 Waco University merged with what other university that moved...
Who, during his first term as governor, used a budget surplus to push...
Who did Rick Perry defeat in the primary for the 2010 gubernatorial...
The oldest German Catholic and oldest wooden church in Texas is...
What Galveston landmark was the first federally-owned building built...
What Galveston, Texas building is also know as the "Gresham House"?
What Texas governor served as a pilot in the USAF and flew C-130...
What Texas governor was one of five "yell leaders" (male cheerleaders)...
What Texas town was originally called Kinney's Trading Post, or...
In the early 20th century, meatpacking was a huge industry in the...
How many representatives did the Lone Star State send to the 111th...
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