Which of the following was the dominant population group in Texas at the time of Mexican independence in 1821?
A) People of mixed race
B) Indians indigenous to the area
C) Immigrant Anglos
D) Hispanics

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At the time of Mexican independence in 1821, the dominant population group in Texas was Indians indigenous to the area. The region was sparsely populated by European settlers, and the indigenous populations were the most numerous.

Which of the Following Was the Dominant Population Group in Texas