You were both correct ... but USViking was first, so he gets to go!USViking said:Cheops?
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You were both correct ... but USViking was first, so he gets to go!USViking said:Cheops?
USViking said:Question:
First US Presidential candidate who was Roman Catholic.
FDR called him "The happy warrior".
USViking said:Yes, indeed.
USViking said:Rats- you got me on the capital.
I would guess Austin for president, Houston being too obvious.
Sam Houston in Austin?freeandfun1 said:Incorrect on both....
Kathianne said:Sam Houston in Austin?
no1tovote4 said:The first Texas Capital was Los Adaes, Louisiana. It was the capital of Spanish Texas from 1729 to 1773.
freeandfun1 said:Well, I was speaking of the first capital of the Republic of Texas, which wasn't formed until 1836.
no1tovote4 said:Then that would be Columbia (now knows as West Columbia).
freeandfun1 said:and the first president? (have to make it "official" so you can ask the next question! :teeth:
no1tovote4 said:Sam Houston
no1tovote4 said:What is Juneteenth and when and why did it come about?
freeandfun1 said:It is a BIG holiday in the South for African Americans. Since the news surrounding the emancipation proclomation didn't reach the south until June and since it reached most areas during the 13th - 19th of June, the entire period is referred to as "juneteenth".
no1tovote4 said:Yup, however there is a little more to the actual story. The When is a very important part of the question.