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| During World War I, which of the following was NOT a significant military training camp established in Texas? | Camp Shelby |
| Which division, largely composed of National Guard units from Texas and Oklahoma, participated in major battles such as the Meuse-Argonne Offensive? | 36th Infantry Division |
| What was the primary resource that Texas supplied to meet the increased demand during World War I? | Oil |
| Oil expereneced significant ___ in Texas during World War I due to the increased demand for goods and services related to the war effort | growth |
| What role did women play in Texas during World War I? | They took on jobs traditionally held by men in factories and offices |
| Which of the following was NOT a social change experienced by Texas during World War I? | Migration to rural areas |
| What major offensive did the 36th Infantry Division participate in during World War I? | Meuse-Argonne Offensive |
| Which city in Texas was home to Camp Bowie? | Fort Worth |
| What was the primary purpose of Camp Travis in San Antonio? | Army training |
| Oil experienced a significant expansion in Texas due to the ___ ___ for fuel during World War I | increased fuel |
| Which of the following industries in Texas shifted production to support the war effort during World War I? | Oil refining |
| What was the significance of the Meuse-Argonne Offensive during World War I? | It was the final and largest offensive of the war. |
| Which city in Texas saw an influx of people due to the establishment of military bases and defense industries during World War I? | San Antonio |
| What impact did the war have on Texas's economy? | Boost in economic activity |
| The 36th Infantry Division comprised of ___ ___ units from Texas saw action in Europe during World War I | National Guard |
| What resources produced in Texas contributed to the war effort? | Oil, timber and coal |
| What demographic shift occurred in Texas cities during World War I? | Urbanization |
| What was the primary role of Camp Bullis in Texas during World War I? | Training for the Army Medical Corps |
| Which battlesships were fueld by oil from Texas during World War I? | USS Texas, USS New York and USS Nevada |
| Which Texas industry experienced a boom due to the increased demand for uniforms, ammunition, and equipment during World War I? | Textile industry |
