Civil War and Reconstruction
Cotton, Cattle, Railroads/Age of Oil
Great Depression/WWII
Civil Rights and Conservatism
The constitution
200

Texans succeeded from the US after the election of this president.

Abraham Lincoln

200

The introduction of Windmills in the 1800s allowed farmers and ranchers in West Texas do this without having access to a river.

Irrigate crops

200

This weather phenomenon negatively affected farmers by causing crops to die.

Drought

200

This civil rights leader lead protests against segregation and discrimination in Alabama

Martin Luther King

200

The leader of the State of Texas hold this political office.

The Governor

400

Texans believed this was essential to their economy

Slavery

400

This invention lead to an expansion of the ranching industry in Texas.

Barbed Wire

400

Created by FDR, these programs created jobs for Americans

The New Deal

400

This Texan leader served as president of the United States and passed laws such as the Voting Rights Act and Civil Rights Act

LBJ

400

This branch is responsible for serving as the commander-in-chief of the military and enforcing laws made by the legislature

The Executive Branch

600

Texas legislators voted to succeed from the US because they feared Lincoln would abolish this.

Slavery

600

The population of this city expanded as an urban center of wealth and job opportunities during the Age of Oil.

Houston

600

Over 750,000 Texans volunteered and served in this war to defeat the Nazis in Europe and Japanese in the Pacific. 

WWII

600

This supreme court case desegregated Texas schools. 

US v Texas

600

This principle states that the people ordain and establish the Texas constitution and control the government by voting.

Popular Sovereignty

800

These people began to perform traditionally male jobs because families lost family members to the war

Women

800

The development of this transportation system caused cities in the Texas panhandle to become connected to nationwide markets.

The Railroad
800
The name of this cycle is characterized by a period of large profit followed by a significant decline in profit and people losing their jobs.
Boom and Bust
800

This geographic feature is a pull factor which encouraged people to move to Texas during the 1980s

Warmer Climate

800

Texas exists as a state in the US and has its own separate government as a reflection of this principle.

Federalism
1000

Texas legislators voted to secede from the Union because they believed the states had the right to do this.

Nullify federal laws

1000

This discovery lead to the development of a highway system.

Spindletop

1000

These people took new jobs in factories as manufacturing increased due to wartime demand.

Women and minority groups

1000

This industry is responsible for a system of good roads.

The automobile industry

1000

Article II of the constitution designates this principle, which describes the duties of the legislative, executive, and judicial branch.

Separation of Powers