MAIN IDEA: Boom to Bust

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Main reason for moving to Odessa and Midland in the 1920s:

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Wanted to make money from the oil.

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Latin root 'flux' means 'to flow'; thus, 'influx' means -

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coming in

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Paragraphs 3-5 focus on:

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the issues Odessa experienced

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Cycles of boom and bust in Midland and Odessa since the 1920s. Early boom: housing shortages, unsafe conditions, high prices. New technology led to a 2010 boom with similar issues, but job sites are safer now.

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The Texas towns of Midland and Odessa experienced cycles of boom and bust since the 1920s. The early boom brought insufficient housing, unsafe working conditions, a shortage of stores, and high prices. New technology led to a new boom in 2010 with similar problems. However, job sites are much safer for workers today.

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In paragraph 9, 'glut' means—

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oversupply

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Primary reason for ideas in paragraph 10:

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Explain new oil boom in Odessa and Midland.

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Cost of production is crucial for keeping an oil field open.

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Using traditional drilling methods was too costly and unprofitable.

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Main difference between the 1920s and 2010 oil booms:

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In the 1920s, working in oil fields was more dangerous.

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Texas oil boom-and-bust cycles result from:

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the supply and demand for oil

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Author's purpose for the article:

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Compare and contrast Texas oil cycles in different time periods.

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