Texas aimed to lift oil prices by reducing production with regulations and ultimately martial law of ___________ during the Great Depression.

Governor Ferguson and President Roosevelt took the following action in 1933 to resolve the collapsing bank crisis in Texas.

German prisoners were detained in Texas in which of the following locations?

Wartime demand for oil and __________ pulled Texas out of the Depression.

During the Depression, ______________ led a strike of Mexican American women in the pecan shelling industry in San Antonio.

In response to falling prices and illegal production of “hot oil,” Texas authorized the _____________ to regulate oil production.

The Agricultural Adjustment Act, Civilian Conservation Corps, and Public Works Administration were programs of the ______________ which provided work and infrastructure for Depression era Texans.

This popular Western musician and radio personality, ____________, swept into office with 97% of the popular vote deriding politicians and promising to restore traditional, common sense government in Texas.

Texas held several internment camps at Seagoville, Kenedy, and Crystal City to detain ____________ during World War Two.