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History, 03.09.2021 02:50, jaidalynkimora

Why does the era known as Natural Texas and Its People represent such a significant turning point in Texas history? A. The arrival of buffalo in Texas created a new culture built around large-game hunting.

B. The arrival of buffalo in Texas signaled the emergence of a colder climate for farmers.

C. The migration of humans into Texas created a large regional society with a single cultural identity.

D. The migration of humans into Texas brought a significant adaptation of desert lands to agricultural fields.

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