Modernizing Texas

Rapid industrial expansion changed the population distribution within Texas during the early 20th century by?

• population decreased slowly

• population of cities expanded rapidly

• traveling across the state was easier

• population of inland cities fell

What is a characteristic of Texas during the Age of Oil?

• growth of urban areas

• water pollution

• decline of job opportunities

• growth of cattle drives

How did the introduction of railroads impact Texas in the late 19th century?

• Increased urbanization

• Decreased trade opportunities

• Reduced population growth

• Limited access to resources

What was a significant effect of the oil boom in Texas during the early 20th century?

• Decline in agricultural production

• Increase in job opportunities

• Decrease in urban population

• Reduction in industrial activities

Which industry saw significant growth in Texas as a result of modern technological advancements?

• Textile

• Automobile

• Technology

• Agriculture

What role did the Texas Medical Center play in modernizing Texas?

• Promoted agricultural development

• Advanced medical research and healthcare

• Reduced urbanization

• Limited technological growth

How did the development of highways contribute to Texas's modernization?

• Increased rural isolation

• Facilitated trade and travel

• Decreased economic activities

• Limited urban expansion

What was a major social change in Texas during the late 20th century?

• Decline in educational institutions

• Growth of multicultural communities

• Reduction in technological use

• Decrease in urban population

Which city became a hub for technology and innovation in Texas?

• Houston

• Dallas

• Austin

• San Antonio

What was the impact of the aerospace industry on Texas's economy?

• Decreased employment opportunities

• Increased technological advancements

• Reduced urban development

• Limited educational growth