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WorksheetsJust how Texan are you???
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 31mins
The 15th amendment -
made slavery illegal
allowed all men, regardless of race, to vote
secured freedom of speech for all Americans
made Catholicism the official religion of Texas
Texas seceded from the United States and joined the Confederate States of America because the Texas economy focused around -
Slavery
High Tariffs
Industry
Shipping
One effect of the Great Depression is -
A boom in the economic cycle
High unemployment during the 1930's
Texas annexing to the United States
WWII
The Executive Branch leader of the state level is called the -
Governor
Mayor
President
Chief Justice
How have other cultures contributed to Texas?
Vocabulary
Place Names
Food
All of the above
A political effect during Reconstruction would be -
Texas earning Independence in 1836
Women taking of the role of running the farms
The development of Sharecropping and Tenant Farming in the South
Jim Crow Laws and Black Codes prevents freed slaves from exercising their newly acquired rights
How were Native Americans impacted by Westward Expansion?
Their food source, the buffalo, were killed
They were forced to live on Reservations
Loss of their way of life
All of the above
How did the expansion of the Railroads impact Texas?
Allowed for Cabeza de Vaca to travel Texas faster
Led to a boom in the Cattle Drive industry
Led to an increase in urbanization
Caused Texans to pay more for their goods
MLK, Cesar Chaves, and Jane McCallum all fought for
the US Army
Civil Rights
Oil
Fun
Which technology led to the closing of the frontier and open range?
Windmill
Barbed Wire
Cattle branding
Cotton Gin
The city of Galveston modified their environment because -
Native Americans kept attacking their ships
the hurricane destroyed and killed many people
They had too much money
Japan bombed their naval base
In 1861, Texas seceded from the United States because Texans
supported states' rights, slavery, and opposed tariffs
wanted control over Sante Fe and other western territories
desired to be a Republic again and be independent
believed in the free enterprise system and Catholicism
The invention of barbed wire and the introduction of windmills significantly affected the development of West Texas by
making ranching and farming the primary economic activity
expanding Northern industries
limiting transportation for exported goods
increasing the population with the discovery of gold
1. I was a powerful African American woman that was the first to serve in the Texas State Senate and first Southerner in Congress. I too fought for minorities and impoverished in TX. Who am I?
Jane McCallum
Barbara Jordan
Oveta Culp Hobby
LuluBelle Madison White
This organization was formed in Corpus Christi, TX in 1929. It desegregated “Mexican Schools” and promoted equality for Hispanic citizens. What am I?
NAFTA
LULAC
NASA
YMCA
LULAC & NAACP organized, Work of J Farmer, B Jordan, L Johnson, and H Garcia happened in what Era?
CCRO
Civil Rights & Conservatism
Civil War
Texas Revolution
This agreement was signed by leaders in Mexico, Canada and the US resulting in more trade/business among these countries. What am I?
Voting Rights Act of 1965
NAFTA
Civil Rights Act of 1964
NASA
The invention of _____________ _______ caused the start of the ranch enclosures in Texas
sugar cane
metal plastic
barbed wire
laytex spandex
A) Discovery of Oil
B) Civil War
C) Cattle Kingdom
D) WWII
What term refers to "a period of great growth followed by sharp decline" which was seen in the oil industry in Texas. [A lot of people move to an area where oil was found, then move away when the oil dries up]
the "boom and bust" cycle
the "high and low" cycle
the "good and bad" cycle
the "up and down" cycle
Which of the following is a characteristic of Texas during the Age of Oil?
Growth of cattle drives
Growth of urban areas
Decline of job opportunities
Decline of industrialization
After the hurricane, a large seawall was eventually built to protect Galveston from flooding. The city was pummeled again by major hurricanes in 1961 and 1983, but they caused less damage than the one that struck in 1900.
Question: According to the paragraph, what does this tell us about the Galveston Hurricane?
14th amendment
15th amendment
KKK
Black Codes
Jim Crow
Question: Which era in Texas history do these items represent?
