Texas in World War I

What lasting impacts did World War 1 have on the world, the US, and Texas? Choose the best answer.

• Advances in technology led to improvements in industry

• Advances in the technology led to more war

• Advances in communication led to improvements in industry

• Advances in warfare led to improvements in communication

What role did Texas play in World War I?

• Provided military training camps

• Was a neutral state

• Supplied naval forces

• Remained uninvolved

Which Texas city was home to one of the largest military training camps during World War I?

• Houston

• San Antonio

• Dallas

• Austin

How did World War I impact the economy of Texas?

• Increased agricultural production

• Decreased oil production

• Reduced industrial output

• Led to economic recession

What was the primary purpose of Camp Logan in Texas during World War I?

• Naval training

• Infantry training

• Medical training

• Aviation training

Which Texas-based division was known for its significant contribution to World War I?

• 36th Infantry Division

• 45th Infantry Division

• 10th Mountain Division

• 82nd Airborne Division

How did Texas women contribute to the war effort during World War I?

• Worked in factories

• Served in combat

• Became pilots

• Joined the navy

What was a significant social change in Texas as a result of World War I?

• Increased urbanization

• Decreased immigration

• Rise in rural population

• Decline in education

Which industry in Texas saw a boom due to World War I?

• Oil industry

• Textile industry

• Automobile industry

• Fishing industry

What was the impact of World War I on Texas's agricultural sector?

• Increased demand for cotton

• Decreased demand for wheat

• Stagnation in cattle ranching

• Decline in rice production