Texas Agriculture and Its Historical Significance in Social Studies

Bolin Johnson, a school presenter and rancher, discusses the significance of agriculture in Texas, highlighting its history, economic impact, and technological advancements. The video explores Texas's unique geography and its influence on agricultural practices across different regions, emphasizing the role of cattle as a key economic commodity. The video also connects agriculture with social studies through a field trip approach.

What is the primary economic activity in Happy, Texas?

• Agriculture

• Tourism

• Technology

• Manufacturing

Which body of water is located along the coast of Texas?

• Lake Michigan

• Pacific Ocean

• Atlantic Ocean

• Gulf of Mexico

What is the main agricultural product of the Coastal Region in Texas?

• Soybeans

• Rice

• Cattle

• Wheat

Which Texas region is known for having the hottest summers and most rainfall?

• Coastal Region

• Mountain and Basin

• Great Plains

• North Central Plains

What is a significant agricultural product in the North Central Plains?

• Citrus

• Cotton

• Rice

• Timber

Which city is located in the North Central Plains region of Texas?

• Austin

• Dallas

• El Paso

• Houston

What unique geographical feature is found in the Great Plains region?

• Red River

• Rio Grande

• Gulf Coast

• Caprock Canyon

What type of soil is common in the Mountain and Basin area of Texas?

• Loamy

• Clay

• Rocky

• Sandy

Which crop is commonly grown in the basins of the Mountain and Basin area?

• Corn

• Wheat

• Pecans

• Soybeans

Why are cattle raised in every region of Texas?

• They are easy to transport

• They are resistant to disease

• They can graze on various types of grass

• They require little water