Chapter 22

Which key point best goes with the picture?

• Because of American support for the Mexican government, Mexican revolutionary leader Francisco “Pancho” Villa raided parts of the American Southwest.

• Many Chinese immigrants in Mexico who provided Pershing with aid later settled in San Antonio.

• Anti-German feelings grew in Texas and the United States during the war.

  
  

• When World War I ended, the demand for Texas cotton decreased and cotton prices fell. 

  
  

Choose the key point that best goes with this picture

• President Woodrow Wilson sent General John J. Pershing into Mexico to pursue and capture Villa.

• Cities in Texas grew rapidly during the 1920s

  
  

• The U.S. economy boomed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• African Americans and Mexican Americans from Texas served in the armed forces during the war

Which key point best goes with this picture?

• Many Chinese immigrants in Mexico who provided Pershing with aid later settled in San Antonio. 

  
  

• The United States entered World War I after German submarines sank ships carrying American passengers and Germany promised to help Mexico reconquer Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.

• Many of the soldiers who survived the war returned home with a broader view of the world and were eager to find new opportunities. 

  
  

• Civilians in Texas supported the war effort by buying war bonds, donating money, and limiting the types of food they ate.

  
  

Which key point best goes with this picture?

• The United States entered World War I after German submarines sank ships carrying American passengers and Germany promised to help Mexico reconquer Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.

  
  

• Many soldiers were trained at camps in Texas during World War I. 

  
  

• People had extra money to buy new products, and advertisers used clever ads to create demand for these products. 

  
  

• When World War I ended, the demand for Texas cotton decreased and cotton prices fell. 

  
  

Which key point goes best with this picture?

• Many soldiers were trained at camps in Texas during World War I. 

  
  

• The U.S. economy boomed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• The U.S. economy boomed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• The Texas government oversaw the construction of new roads and highways

  
  

Which key point best goes with the picture?

• African Americans and Mexican Americans from Texas served in the armed forces during the war

  
  

• Many Texas women worked as nurses or farmers, or in factories

  
  

• A group called the Ku Klux Klan violently targeted ethnic minorities and immigrants

• While women still struggled for equality, their role in American society changed during the 1920s. 

  
  

Which key point best goes with this picture?

• The U.S. economy boomed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• Entertainment during the 1920s included commercial radio, records, and movies. 

  
  

• While women still struggled for equality, their role in American society changed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• Many of the soldiers who survived the war returned home with a broader view of the world and were eager to find new opportunities. 

  
  

Which key point best fits this picture?

• People had extra money to buy new products, and advertisers used clever ads to create demand for these products. 

  
  

• The Texas government oversaw the construction of new roads and highways

  
  

• While women still struggled for equality, their role in American society changed during the 1920s.

• Cities in Texas grew rapidly during the 1920s

  
  

Which key point best goes with the picture?

• A group called the Ku Klux Klan violently targeted ethnic minorities and immigrants

  
  

• While women still struggled for equality, their role in American society changed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• Entertainment during the 1920s included commercial radio, records, and movies. 

  
  

• People had extra money to buy new products, and advertisers used clever ads to create demand for these products. 

  
  

Which key point best goes with the picture?

• When World War I ended, the demand for Texas cotton decreased and cotton prices fell. 

  
  

• The U.S. economy boomed during the 1920s. 

  
  

• Increased demand for consumer goods and oil led to the growth of Texas industries. 

  
  

• The Texas government oversaw the construction of new roads and highways