To fight the effects of the Dust Bowl, farmers used techniques like ______ _______ to keep the soil from blowing away.

An economic benefit of WWII on Texans was women entering the _____________.

WWII ends the Great Depression with a large amount of ______ created at home.

The boom and bust cycle of the cotton industry was NOT _____________ to the era.

Texans are increasing their sources of clean energy by creating ________ and ________ to powerhouses in communities.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal helped Texans by providing jobs building ________ and ________ among other types of infrastructure.

After the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 industries moved to _________.

The development of the cattle industry is helped by the _____________

Texans benefit economically from ___________ their goods that stimulated state businesses.

WWII brought economic growth to Texas by bringing ________ like weapon plants, oil plants, boat/plane production, and women in the workforce.

A road named Camp Bowie in Austin got the origins of its name from famous _____ of the ______

_________ lives began to change during the World Wars by entering the workforce.