| A | B |
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| Segregate | To separate or set apart from the general population |
| Prohibition | The forbidding by law of the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages |
| Commission form of government | Each commissioner is responsible for one area of government rahter than having a single mayor in charge of everything. Galveston adopted this form of governement after the Great Storm. |
| Progressivism | A reform movement that sought to correct social and political problems |
| Platform | A statement of the policies of a political party |
| Diez y Seis de Septiembre | A Mexican national holiday celebrating the anniversary of the beginning of Mexican independence |
| Cinco de Mayo | A Mexican national holiday celebrating the anniversary of a Mexican victory in a battle against France |
| Carry Nation | A Texan Prohibitionist and member of the WTCU; she used violence to destroy bars and saloons |
| James E Ferguson | A Texas governor impeached in 1917 |
| Womens' Christian Temperance Union | A womens' group that worked together to ban alcoholic beverages |
| Three changes in farming in early 1900s | Use of threshing machine, new types of plows, and use of steam engines |
| Health Care around 1900 | Before 1900, most settlers used home rememdies, After 1900 several medical school opened and more people saw doctors |
| Three largest cities in Texas in 1900 | Houston, Dallas and San Antonio |
| Three groups of people that had difficulties getting an education in Texas in 1900 | girls, African-Americans, and Mexican-Americans |
| Where most women in 1900 worked | At home |
| Where most women in 1900 worked if they worked outside the home | In Agriculture |
| Why Galveston changed to the commission form of government | Because of the Great Storm and the diffculty of rebuilding Galveston |
| The two groups discouraged from voting by the poll tax | African-American males and Mexican-American males |
| How Progressivism and Prohibition are related | Progressives wanted to solve societly's problems by making changes; Prohibitionist thought many of society's problems were caused by alcohol and wanted it banned to solve the problems |
