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| The most accepted profession for woemn in 1900 was _____________ | teaching |
| During the late 1800s most Texans supported which political party | Democrats |
| List the different forms of transportation available in Texas by 1900 | trolleys, streetcars, , stagecoaches, wagons, some automobiles |
| companies joining together to fix prices is called a _________ | trust |
| Social organization created by farmers to help promote railroad reform | The Grange |
| former Attorney Generla who was elected as governor because of his desire to regulate railroads | James Hogg |
| what is suffrage? | the right to vote |
| members of the Texas People's Party were also caled _________ | Populists |
| member of an unauthorized committee organized to punish criminals | vigilante |
| existing within a single state | intrastate |
| connecting 2 or more states | interstate |
| What law provided for giving land to railroad companies in return for laying tracks in Texas? | Land Grant Act of 1876 |
| first group to publibly endorse women's suffrage | Women's Christian Temperance Union |
| How many miles of railroad in Texas before Civil War? | 400 |
| How many miles of railroad in Texas by 1900? | 10,000 |
| What groups did farmers form after the Grange lost influence? | The Farmers Alliance |
| What is a monopoly? | holding exclusive control of a business or industry |
