By 1910 conflicts in Mexico had brought about a revolution and the country's dictator, ___________________, was overthrown.

Why was General John J. Pershing sent by President Woodrow Wilson to Mexico?

Why did San Antonio allow a large group of Mexican Chinese to settle there?

The sinking of the British steamship ____________________ in 1915, killing more than 100 U.S. citizens who were aboard, led many Americans to want to join in the war against Germany.

Why did Germany’s telegram to the Mexican president outrage Americans?

Why was Kelly Field near San Antonio important to the American war effort?

A clash between ____________________ soldiers and Houston police on August 23, 1917, led to a riot in which 19 people were killed.

____________________ living in Texas who were not American citizens were not required to serve in the military, but many volunteered to fight.

What did Texan civilians do to support the American war effort?

Due to anti-German feelings during the war, many German foods were renamed. For example, ______________________ was renamed "liberty cabbage."

The United States entered World War I in 1914 along with other European nations.

Many of the Texan soldiers who died in World War I died of the disease influenza.

Colonel Edward M. House helped write peace treaty terms after World War I.

Mexican Americans and Mexicans living in Texas who were not U.S. citizens served in the military during World War I.

Many Texas women served in the military in combat roles during World War I.

Which of the following population trends occurred in Texas in the 1920s?

In the 1920s, the increasing availability of affordable _________________________ changed the lives and routines of urban residents.

Consumers of the 1920s bought items like vacuum cleaners and refrigerators because they __________________________.

In the 1920s, installment plans and the spread of electricity contributed to growing demand for what products?

The decade of the 1920s became known as the ______________________, because companies began marketing products nationwide.

One of the new entertainment media that became popular in the 1920s was _______________________.

While new chain stores in the 1920s reached urban customers, how did many people in rural areas get access to new products?

Texas musicians such as "Blind" Lemon Jefferson and Huddie "Leadbelly" Ledbetter shaped the _____________ tradition.

__________________, the first movie to win an Academy Award® for best picture, was shot at Kelly Field in San Antonio.

The first woman to be elected governor of Texas was _____________________.

Several women's groups joined together to form the ___________________, an interest group to persuade members of the state legislature to pass laws in several areas.

What was an outcome of the work of the Joint Legislative Council?

During the 1920s, some young women, called _____________________, attended dance clubs and dressed in the latest fashions.

Which of the following issues was important to the newly formed Ku Klux Klan in 1915?

governor who gained fame for prosecuting Ku Klux Klan members for violent crimes

Ku Klux Klan member elected to U.S. Senate in 1922

guitarist who helped shape the blues musical tradition

governor of Texas elected in 1924 who won on an anti-Klan platform

head of the Joint Legislative Council who later served as Texas secretary of state

During World War I, the Texas economy _______________________.

After World War I ended, so did wartime demand for _____________________, causing the price to fall 42 cents a pound to 10 cents per pound in just a year.

Why did Texas cotton farmers face hard economic times after World War I?

Why did the timber industry in East Texas suffer in the 1920s?

Many Texas ranchers _________________________ during the 1920s because the market for horses and cattle collapsed after World War I.

What type of plants first opened in Texas in the 1920s to supply national markets?

Oil fueled the economic growth in Texas in the 1920s and helped _______________________ the economy.

_______________________ jobs became more plentiful in the Houston area during the 1920s.

A new shipping channel in 1914 helped boost the economy of which Texas city?

Why was the Texas Highway Department created?

In the 1920s, many Texans left farms and ranches to live in ___________________.

Boom-and-bust cycles refer to shifts between prosperity and economic struggles.

Booming demand for livestock led to economic gains for ranchers in the 1920s.

Clothing manufacturing expanded after World War I, and Texas built cotton mills.

West Texas attracted oil refineries after the end of World War I.

Dallas, San Antonio, and Houston grew rapidly in the 1920s as Texans left farms and ranches.