Texas in World War I

During World War 1, the Germans asked Mexico to join them in fighting the U.S. In return, the victorious Germans would have give Mexico

• the southwestern U.S.

• favorable trading rights to central Europe

• the western Caribbean islands

• unrestricted access to the Panama Canal

What role did Texas play in World War I?

• Provided significant military personnel

• Remained neutral throughout the war

• Was a major battleground

• Supplied most of the war's aircraft

Which Texas city was home to a major military training camp during World War I?

• Houston

• Dallas

• San Antonio

• Austin

How did World War I impact the economy of Texas?

• It caused a major recession

• It boosted the economy through increased demand for oil and agriculture

• It had no significant impact

• It led to a decline in population

What was the primary reason for the establishment of military bases in Texas during World War I?

• To defend against Mexican invasions

• To train soldiers in a warm climate

• To protect the Gulf Coast

• To serve as a political statement

Which Texas-based division was known for its significant contributions during World War I?

• 36th Infantry Division

• 1st Cavalry Division

• 82nd Airborne Division

• 101st Airborne Division

What was the impact of World War I on Texas women?

• They gained the right to vote

• They entered the workforce in large numbers

• They were drafted into the military

• They were sent to Europe as nurses

Which industry in Texas saw significant growth due to World War I?

• Textile

• Oil

• Automobile

• Technology

What was Camp Logan, located in Texas, used for during World War I?

• A prisoner of war camp

• A training camp for soldiers

• A medical facility

• A naval base

How did Texas contribute to the war effort on the home front during World War I?

• By producing military uniforms

• By rationing food and fuel

• By building warships

• By hosting peace talks