Texas in WW1

How did World War I impact life in Texas?

• Many Texans joined the armed services

• There was no impact.

• Military camps in Texas trained servicemen and women.

• Both A and C

How did Texan agricultural products meet the needs of Americans during World War I?

• Ranchers gave cattle to meet the needs of Americans.

• The United States government purchased crops from Texas.

• There weren’t enough crops to meet the needs of Americans.

• Both A and B

The British intercepted a secret message headed to Mexico. It said that if Mexico had joined Germany in the war against the United States they could win back Arizona, Texas, and New Mexico. What was the name of the secret message ?

• The Lusitania

• The Zimmermann Telegram

• Wilson's 14 Points

• The League of Nations

What role did Texas play in the training of military personnel during World War I?

• Texas hosted several military training camps.

• Texas did not participate in military training.

• Texas only trained naval forces.

• Texas trained only air force personnel.

Which Texas city was known for its significant contribution to the war effort through oil production during WWI?

• Houston

• Dallas

• Austin

• San Antonio

How did the economy of Texas benefit from World War I?

• Increased demand for oil and agricultural products

• Decrease in industrial production

• Reduction in employment opportunities

• Decline in agricultural output

What was the primary reason for the establishment of military bases in Texas during WWI?

• Strategic location and climate

• Proximity to the Pacific Ocean

• Lack of other suitable locations

• Political influence

Which Texas port was crucial for shipping supplies to Europe during World War I?

• Galveston

• Corpus Christi

• Port Arthur

• Brownsville

What was the impact of World War I on Texas women?

• Increased participation in the workforce

• No significant impact

• Decrease in employment opportunities

• Increased domestic responsibilities

How did World War I affect the agricultural sector in Texas?

• Increased production to support the war effort

• Decrease in crop prices

• Reduction in farm sizes

• Shift to industrial farming