two of them are the coahuiltecans, and the karankwas
Native American tribes that have lived in Texas at some time in their history are:AkokisaAlabamaAtakapaBidaiBiloxiComancheCoushattaDeadoseDoustioniErvipiameEyeishHainaiHasinaiJumanoKarankawaKichaiKickapooLa JuntaLipan ApacheMansoMayeyeNabedacheNabitiNacogdocheNaconoNadacoNanatsohoNasoniNechauiNechePajalatQuemsQuepanoQuerechoQuideSalinero ApacheSimonoSolanoTaovayaTawakoniTeyasTobosoTonkawaTulaWacoWichitaXaramesYojuaneYowani Choctaws
Long Answer: Texans, and others who have moved to Texas, but do not consider themselves Texans. Short Answer: Mostly Texans.
The Comanches and the Kiowas. ;-}
Some of the native American Indians that lived in Texas in 1800's include Alabama-Coushatta, Apache, Anadarko, Arapahoe, Caddo, Biloxi, Cherokee andÊChickasaw. Others include Wichita, Waco, Tigua and Tonkawa.
Comanche and Apache inhabited San Agustin de Laredo, Texas.
Thousands of years ago there was no Texas and no Texans. Texas didn't exist until the 1800's. Before that it was open territory where different Native American tribes hunted and lived.
sebu
HE WANTED TO CLEAR TEXAS OF ALL NATIVE Americans to give more land for the anglo texans.
apache, crow,
texans live in texas!!
Waco and Comanche
Native American tribes that have lived in Texas at some time in their history are:AkokisaAlabamaAtakapaBidaiBiloxiComancheCoushattaDeadoseDoustioniErvipiameEyeishHainaiHasinaiJumanoKarankawaKichaiKickapooLa JuntaLipan ApacheMansoMayeyeNabedacheNabitiNacogdocheNaconoNadacoNanatsohoNasoniNechauiNechePajalatQuemsQuepanoQuerechoQuideSalinero ApacheSimonoSolanoTaovayaTawakoniTeyasTobosoTonkawaTulaWacoWichitaXaramesYojuaneYowani Choctaws
The first inhabitants in Texas was the Indians
approximately 205,000 Texans live in Texas.
Sam Houston adopted a relatively conciliatory approach towards Native Texans during his time as a leader in Texas. He recognized the importance of establishing peaceful relations and sought to negotiate treaties with various Native American tribes to secure their cooperation and minimize conflict. Houston's policies emphasized coexistence, and he advocated for respecting Native lands and rights, which contrasted with the more aggressive tactics of some other Texas leaders of his era. This approach aimed to promote stability and foster a more harmonious relationship between settlers and Indigenous peoples.
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Diseases brought by Spanish Missionaries killed many of the native texans.