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Americans began settling in Texas in the early 19th century, largely due to the land grants offered by the Mexican government to encourage agricultural development. Prominent figures like Stephen F. Austin led groups of settlers, known as "Texians," to establish farms and communities. The promise of fertile land and economic opportunity attracted a diverse population, despite tensions over cultural and political differences with the Mexican authorities. These settlers eventually contributed to the growing desire for independence, culminating in the Texas Revolution in 1836.

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