Texas Geography
Culture
Economics of Texas
Writing the Constitution
Texas State Symbols
100

Immense lowland area in the southern and eastern portions of Texas, covers about one-third of the state

Gulf Coastal Plains

100

One of the most popular book from the illustrator, Kadir Nelson

Just the Two of Us 

100

A type of beetle that inflicted serious damage on texas cotton crops

Boll Weevil

100

The first national constitution governing the United States.

Articles of Confederation 

100

Wrote “The Legend of the Bluebonnet”, a poignant tale of a young Comanche girl’s sacrifice for her tribe. She also wrote ”Strega Nona”.

Tomie DePaola

200

Part of this area is hillier and rockier than the rest of the Great Plains. Often called the Hill Country. Most of the land in this area is used for raising cattle. 

North Central Plains

200

Artist and illustrator known for her work in which she remembers her Hispanic roots.

Carmen Lomas Garza 

200

Land between Corpus Christi and Brownsville, established by Richard and Henrietta King.

The King Ranch

200

55 delegates from all states who met at the Constitutional Convention in 1787

Founding Fathers

200

State Tree

Pecan Tree

300
The Piney Woods makes up the eastern section of this region. Contains vast forests and lands are suitable for farming and livestock

Gulf Coastal Plains

300

The childrens literature illustrator known for Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.

Bill Martin Jr. 

300

Fist major Oil discovery

Spindletop

300

Settled the debate about the nature of representation for individuals and states.

Great Compromise 

300

State Pledge

“Honor the Texas Flag; I pledge allegiance to thee, Texas, one state under God, one and the indivisible.”

400

Extends into the northernmost areas of Texas, including the Panhandle. Depends on irrigation, mostly flat, some areas include vast wind farms

Great Plains

400

Dancer known for "Revelations"

Alvin Ailey

400

Who brought in the first "gusher" in 1901?

A.E. Lucas

400

The first Second-Lady and the second First-Lady.

Abigail Adams

400

Symbol of Texas freedom

The Alamo

500

Located in the west/southwest corner of Texas; rocky and very dry; limited agriculture production; contains mountains and basins

Trans-Pecos region

500

The book written by Laurie Ingalls Wilder.

Little House on the Prairie.

500

The amount of an agricultural product that can be grown or produced and actually sold.

The crop yield

500

The main power of this branch lies with the president.

Executive Branch

500

“Savior of the Alamo”

Clara Driscoll