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How did migration and immigration shape Texas in the 19th century? They led to women's suffrage earlier in Texas than in other western states. They led to women's suffrage earlier in Texas than in other western states. They contributed to the state's rapid growth in population. They contributed to the state's rapid growth in population. They helped bring an end to slavery in Texas. They helped bring an end to slavery in Texas. They led to the adoption of two official languages by the state government.

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