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| The Women’s Joint Legislative Council was also known as .... |
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| Annie Webb Blanton accomplished all of the following ... |
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| founded Delta Kappa Gamma, serve as Professor at the University of Texas, served two terms as superintendant of public education. |
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| All of the following occurred in the 1920’s ... |
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| women taking part in politics, the end of the "horse and buggy" era, growth of Texas's urban population. |
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| The word rural refers to ..... |
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| country life or agriculture. |
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| Texas women helped the war effort during World War I by ... |
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| becoming a factory worker. |
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| Name the three war efforts Americans responsed with on the home front during World War I.... |
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| giving to the Red Cross, rationing food, buying Liberty bonds, Victory Bonds, and War Saving Stamps. |
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| President Wilson’s response to the raid on Columbus, New Mexico was to ... |
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| order General Pershing to pursue Pancho Villa into Mexico. |
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| Wings, the first film to win an Academy Award for best picture was made ... |
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| German submarines sinking ships carrying American passengers caused ... |
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| President Wilson to bring the U.S. into the "Great War". |
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| The election of Dan Moody as Texas governor showed that ... |
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| Texans rejected Klan violence. |
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| The largest flight training school in the world was located at ... |
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| A slogan on posters seen in Texas during World War I was ... |
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| Mexican American leaders in Texas urged their people during World War I to... |
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| During World War I, some schools discontinued German classes because ... |
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| people had anti-german feelings. |
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| The chief target of the Ku Klux Klan was ... |
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| The Petticoat Lobby supported laws that ... |
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| President Wilson was pressured to enter World War I partly because ... |
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| German submarines sank ships carrying American passengers. |
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| Camp Logan, the site of a 1917 riot, is now ... |
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| The struggle for equality for women was only partially successful because ... |
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| women got less money for the same job as men, minority women were mostly limited to low-paying jobs, women did not have the same legal rights as men. |
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| Name three results of the widespread use of cars and trucks ... |
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| new ordinances setting speed limits were enacted, cities hired police officers to enforce new traffic laws, better roads were demanded. |
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| The outbreak of revolution in Mexico occurred in ... |
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| The United States enters World War I in what ... |
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| New Ku Klux Klan founded in Georgia ... |
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| The first commercial radio broadcast in Texas ... |
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| The war breaks out in Europe ... |
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| How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood???? |
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