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What was the most important crop in texas following the civil war?
cotton
What role did Texas play in the civil war and how did the civil war affect Texas?
Texas became one of the proud confederate states.
How did the US Civil War affect Texas government after the civil war?
the Texas gov. was not affected (remember the alamos)
How did the civil war affect the Texas economy?
The Civil War caused Texas to lose crucial imports and a large part of its population.
How did the civil war affect Texas socially?
i dont know really google it
What was the most important agricultural crop Texas between the end of the civil war?
Between the end of the Civil War and the early 20th century, cotton emerged as the most important agricultural crop in Texas. The state's warm climate and fertile soil made it ideal for cotton cultivation, which became a cornerstone of the Texas economy and a key driver of its agricultural development. The cotton boom also contributed to the growth of related industries, including ginning and textiles. This period solidified Texas's reputation as a leading cotton-producing state in the United States.
How did the civil rights movement affect segregation in Texas?
It helped blacks be treated equally
What was the major NON-military assistance that Texas provided to the Confederates during the Civil War?
Cotton-shipping through mexican ports
How did the civil war affect Texas society?
it ate cookies whille california drank the milk
What was the leading crop raised in the South at the time of the Civil War?
Cotton.
How did the blockade affect the southern aconomy during the civil war?
The blockade prevented needed supplies from coming in, and cotton from going out
How was cotton production in Texas affected by the civil war?
Cotton production in Texas was significantly disrupted by the Civil War due to the loss of labor and the destruction of infrastructure. Many enslaved people who worked on cotton plantations were freed or escaped during the conflict, leading to labor shortages. Additionally, the Union blockade hindered the transportation of cotton to markets, causing prices to plummet and production to decline. After the war, the industry faced challenges in rebuilding and adapting to a new labor system.
