Texas Impact on WWII
Authored by Tina Strauss
Social Studies
7th Grade
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1.
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Oil Provided fuel for military machines
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Texas rationed everyday goods like metal and sugar to support the war effort.
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Resources that were in demand during the war are now major industries in Texas today, like lumber and oil.
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Women worked in factories and businesses.
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Dwight Eisenhower held a high ranking position in WWII as Commander of Allied Forces in Europe, later U.S. president
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Of the 750,00 Texans that served in WWII, 22,000 were causalities.
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People moved from rural to urban areas for jobs.
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