1. Annie Webb Blanton accomplished all of the following EXCEPT (1 point)
found Delta Kappa Gamma.
serve as a professor at the University of Texas in Austin.
become Texas Secretary of State.
serve two terms as superintendent of public instruction.
2. Texas women helped the war effort during World War I by (1 point)
enlisting in the army.
working for suffrage.
becoming military pilots.
becoming factory workers.
3. Mexican American leaders in Texas urged their people during World War I to (1 point)
support the war effort.
remain neutral.
return to Mexico.
become spies.
4. During World War I, some schools discontinued German classes because (1 point)
the language was too difficult.
people had antiGerman feelings.
it helped the schools save money.
there were not enough teachers trained in German.
5. The chief target of the Ku Klux Klan was (1 point)
farmers.
African Americans.
Protestants.
Germans.
6. President Wilson was pressured to enter World War I partly because (1 point)
German submarines sank ships carrying American passengers.
Americans liked war.
U.S. investors thought it would be good for the economy.
Americans disliked Germans.
7. All resulted from the widespread use of cars and trucks by 1926 EXCEPT (1 point)
new ordinances setting speed limits were enacted.
hospitals saw an increasing number of accident victims.
cities hired police officers to enforce new traffic laws.
better roads were demanded
1.a
2.c
3.b
4.b
5.d
6.c
7.a
1.a - no
2.c - no
3.b - I don't know
4.b - yes
5.d - no
6.c - no
7.a - probably right. Check your assigned text materials.
I got the answers
1.c
2.d
3.a
4.b
5.b
6.a
7.b
For #3 ... read this CAREFULLY:
http://russcontreras.tumblr.com/post/46107497910/how-world-war-i-planted-the-seeds-for-the-mexican
Where did you get those answers?
I find it strange that you posted mostly wrong answers at first. Then, less than 20 minutes later post other answers.
I used my textbook. Is there something wrong Ms.Sue. Are my other answers correct
I studied hardy I guess
harder
Red this for Amy Blanton:
BLANTON, ANNIE WEBB | The Handbook of Texas Online| …
http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/fbl16