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Age of Oil Test Review Game

Texas History

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List the outcomes and affects of the ‘Permanent University Fund’?

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-set aside land for Universities-helps Texas Universities

-help found the University of Texas and Texas A&M

-Texas Universities still use the fund today

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Describe the accomplishments of the following individuals.-Scott Joplin-Elisabet Ney

-Howard Hughes Sr.-Jane McCallum

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Scott Joplin- African American Texan who invented music called ragtime music. His best known works are “The Maple Leaf Rag” and “The entertainerElisabet Ney- She sculpted statues of early Texas Heroes. Her work of SFA and Sam Houston can be seen in AustinHoward Hughes Sr.- multi-millionaire who owned a tool company, invented the drill-bit which made oil drilling much more efficient. These drill-bits are still used todayJane McCallum- Women’s suffrage leader, also a leader in education reform, prison reform, and child labor reform. She was part of the Women’s Joint Legislative Council also known as the Petticoat Lobby

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Locate Spindeltop on the map

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Define ‘Boom and Bust’. What does ‘Boom’ mean? What does ‘Bust’ mean?

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The cycle of economic gain and loss in cities and industries

Boom: growth of population in cities (urbanization), thriving economy ($), job growth and available jobs,

and Industrialization growthBust: Population loss, struggling economy, high

unemployment, little industry growthThink of those Ghost towns we talked about!!!

http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/americas-coolest-ghost-towns

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What is a ‘Progressive Movement’? Name some examples

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Progressive Movement- Social movements to create better overall societies

-Women’s Suffrage-Temperance Movement/ Prohibition-Education Reform-Antitrust Movement-Labor Movement

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Define ‘urbanization’. How did it affect the following populations?

-Rural-Urban

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urbanization: An increase in people living or working in cities

Rural- farmers started to lose money. They eventually had to find work in the cities

Urban: Cities experienced large amounts of growth in industry, jobs, and population

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Describe each of the following movements1. The Temperance Movement

2. Women’s Suffrage3. Antitrust Movement

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Temperance Movement- the movement to make alcohol illegal; prohibitionWomen’s Suffrage- the movement for women’s civil rights; mainly the right to vote acquired in the 19th amendmentAntitrust Movement- movement to break monopolies and trusts; helped promote competition

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What James Hogg’s main contributions to Texas?

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-He founded the Interstate Commerce Commission which monitored the Railroad-He passed the antitrust act of 1889 which

fought big businesses such as monopolies and trusts. The act focused mainly on the Railroad

-first native born Texas Governor

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What were the affects of the Texas oil boom in 1901?

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-The urbanization of Texas cities-Industrialization of Texas (Ex: gas, automobile) -many oil companies are founded such as Gulf,

Texaco, and Chevron are founded-Changes in Transportation, mainly the

automobile and railroads

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What were the affects of the Galveston Hurricane? List as many as you can

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-Houston and other Texas cities start to become more urbanized

-Galveston built a seawall-The Houston Ship Channel is expanded

-Houston becomes one of the leading U.S. ports

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Who made up the majority of the Populist Party? Why did they start forming a party

combatting urbanization?

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The Populist party was mostly compiled of farmers with Agrarian interests. They had the farmers

interests in mind. It was a political party, formed by the farmer’s alliance to reduce the influence of big businesses on government such as the oil industry,

and railroad industry


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