Why were Texans particularly angry after the Zimmermann telegram was published?

Germany wanted to help Mexico get land lost inUS–Mexican War

Why did the Texas Highway Department need to build new roads in the 1920s?

Registered vehicles in TX increased from 40,000 to <million.

Which of the following helps explain why women’s struggle for equality was partially successful

no laws to prevent discrimination against women in workplace

Many Texans who served in World War I were exposed to ____________

other cultures and points of view

Which of the following is an example of the growing power of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s?

election of Klan members to local & state political offices

why did companies use advertising in the 1920s?

persuade public to buy their products &build brand loyalty

What was a result of the opening of the Houston Ship Channel in 1914?

became major route for shipping oil to Europe & areas in US

which rail line would troops use to move from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Bliss?

the San Antonio to El Paso line

why did companies first begin marketing products nationwide?

Products could be shipped cross-country.

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WWI and the 1920s (Ch. 22)

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Why were Texans particularly angry after the Zimmermann telegram was published?
Germany wanted to help Mexico get land lost inUS–Mexican War
Germany,Austria-Hungary& OttomanEmpire joined forces
upset b/c Pres. Wilson asked Congress-declare war on Germany
German submarines sank ships carrying TX passengers
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Why did the Texas Highway Department need to build new roads in the 1920s?
#of roads in TX decreased from <million to 40,000.
The US refused to build new roads in individual states.
Registered vehicles in TX increased from 40,000 to <million.
Counties responsible for TX roads demanded repairs
3
general in charge of pursuing Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution
John J. Pershing
Jane McCallum
Marion Slaughter
Marjorie Stinson
4
trained pilots at family’s aviation school; inducted into the U.S. Army Aviation Reserve Corps
Marion Slaughter n
Jane McCallum
Marjorie Stinson
John J. Pershing
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Which of the following helps explain why women’s struggle for equality was partially successful
Rural women more success with high wages : women in cities
Women didn't form political/social groups-push for equality
no laws to prevent discrimination against women in workplace
Women denied right to vote despite the Nineteenth Amendment
6
where were training camps generally located?
near cities and airfields
near El Paso, Fort Worth, and Laredo
mostly in the coastal area
mostly by the U.S.–Mexico border
7
Texans Henry Thomas and “Blind” Lemon Jefferson helped shape what music tradition?
the blues
country
big band
rock and roll
8
country singer also known as Vernon Dalhart who recorded “The Prisoner’s Song”
Marjorie Stinson
Jane McCallum
Edward M. House
Marion Slaughter
9
Many Texans who served in World War I were exposed to ____________
education in Germany
rose parades
deadly deseases
other cultures and points of view
10
Which of the following is an example of the growing power of the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s?
support from Dan Moody and Miriam Ferguson
adoption of Klan ideas by the major political parties
success in ratifying the Nineteenth Amendment
election of Klan members to local & state political offices
11
Due to falling prices in the what industry did <1/2 of all farmers become tenant farmers.
rice
soybeans
wheat
cotton
12
Texas secretary of state under two governors and leader of the Joint Legislative Council
John J. Pershing
Jane McCallum
Marjorie Stinson
Marion Slaughter
13
why did companies use advertising in the 1920s?
change the lives of rural Texans
persuade public to buy their products &build brand loyalty
ship their products across the country
lower prices on their products to make them more appealing
14
What was a result of the opening of the Houston Ship Channel in 1914?
became major route for shipping oil to Europe & areas in US
Texas was able to import more oil from other states.
Houston became the busiest American port
It caused Oklahoma to surpass Texas in oil production.
15
During World War I, some Texas communities banned the teaching of what language in schools?
the Dutch language
the English language
the Mexican language
the German language
16
which rail line would troops use to move from Fort Sam Houston to Fort Bliss?
the Waco to Laredo line
the Houston to Dallas line
the San Antonio to El Paso line
the Galveston to San Antonio line
17
Economic growth in Texas in the 1920s was fueled by what industry?
the oil
the railroad
the farming
politics
18
why did companies first begin marketing products nationwide?
Radio advertising became available.
Advertisers discovered clever techniques to increase demand.
Products could be shipped cross-country.
could charged higher prices in different areas of country.
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adviser to President Wilson who helped write the terms of the peace treaty after World War I
Edward M. House
Marjorie Stinson
Jane McCallum
Marion Slaughter

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