Texas WW1

With millions of men away fighting in WWI, who filled the roles of workers in offices, factories, shops, farms, and transportation systems?

• Boys and Girls

• Retired Men and Women

• Immigrants

• Women

Armistice Day is celebrated each year that marks the day that all fighting in WW1, by land, sea air, ended. What date and time was this treaty, or armistice, signed by German and Allied Nation officials?

• November 11, 1918 @ 11:00am

• December 11, 1918 @ 11:00pm

• November 11, 1911 @ 11:00pm

• October 11, 1911 @ 11:00pm

Why did the Treaty of Versailles require Germany to reduce the size of their military?

• to protect the U.S. neutral position

• to protect Germany from being attacked again

• to prevent Germany from starting another war

• to prevent the U.S. from entering another war.

What role did Texas play in supporting the U.S. military during World War I?

• Provided military training camps

• Supplied the majority of U.S. naval forces

• Was the primary location for U.S. aircraft production

• Served as the main headquarters for the U.S. Army

Which Texas city was home to one of the largest military training camps during WWI?

• Houston

• San Antonio

• Dallas

• Austin

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

• Increased oil production

• Growth in the cotton industry

• Expansion of cattle ranching

• Development of the technology sector

What was the primary purpose of Camp Logan in Houston, Texas during WWI?

• Training soldiers for combat

• Manufacturing military equipment

• Serving as a medical facility

• Housing prisoners of war

Which Texas-based division was known for its significant contributions on the Western Front during WWI?

• 36th Infantry Division

• 42nd Infantry Division

• 29th Infantry Division

• 10th Mountain Division

What was a major impact of WWI on Texas society?

• Increased urbanization

• Decline in agricultural production

• Rise in anti-German sentiment

• Decrease in population

How did Texas women contribute to the war effort during WWI?

• Working in munitions factories

• Serving as combat soldiers

• Leading anti-war protests

• Becoming military generals