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9.6 Reform Movement

9.6 Reform Movement

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6th - 8th Grade

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How did regular people feel about railroads in Texas in the 1890s?

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Regular people felt indifferent and showed no interest in railroads.
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Most people believed railroads were only beneficial for large corporations.
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Everyone was completely against railroads due to their environmental impact.
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appreciating economic benefits but also expressing concerns over monopolies and high costs.

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How did governor Hogg fight trusts and monopolies in Texas?

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By promoting free trade agreements
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By increasing taxes on small businesses
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By eliminating all government regulations
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by establishing the Texas Railroad Commission

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What happened to major cities in Texas in the 1890s?

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Major cities in Texas grew rapidly due to railroad expansion

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Texas cities remained stagnant with no significant changes.
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Railroad expansion led to the abandonment of major cities.
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Major cities in Texas declined due to the Gold Rush.

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Why did people start migrating from farms to cities in the 1890s?

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People moved to cities for better weather conditions.
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industrialization, job opportunities, and economic hardships in agriculture.

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Cities had more farmland available for agriculture.
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Urban areas offered more recreational activities.

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How did women begin to have more power in the 1890s? Select 2

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Women gained power through increased political representation in government.
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Women became more powerful by forming political parties.
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By social reform movements, and workforce participation,

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Women achieved power by gaining the right to vote in the 1890s.
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By joining the women's club movement.

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