Texas in World War I

What was the role of Texas in World War I according to the passage?

• Texas was a major battleground in World War I.

• Texas provided significant military training facilities.

• Texas remained neutral during World War I.

• Texas was the primary location for peace negotiations.

The purpose of war bonds purchased by Texans during World War I was to:

• support the war effort financially

• provide loans to soldiers

• fund local infrastructure projects

• support agricultural development

True or False: The Texas economy grew as a result of World War I.

• True

• False

How did African Americans in Texas contribute to the war effort during World War I?

• By serving in the military and working in war industries

• By organizing protests against the war

• By remaining neutral and not participating

• By moving to other states to avoid the draft

African Americans served in various roles during World War I, including:

• combat roles on the front lines

• support roles such as laborers and stevedores

• medical roles as doctors and nurses

• all of the above

True or False: Over 400 Texas women served as nurses in both Texas and Europe during World War I.

• True

• False

How did the war bring changes to the roles of women in Texas?

• Women took on more traditional roles at home.

• Women entered the workforce in large numbers.

• Women's roles remained largely unchanged.

• Women were not affected by the war.

The causes of death for soldiers during World War I included:

• Combat-related injuries

• Disease and infections

• Chemical warfare

• All of the above

How did World War I affect the countries in Europe?

• It led to economic prosperity and political stability.

• It caused widespread destruction and political upheaval.

• It had no significant impact on European countries.

• It resulted in the unification of all European countries.