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What were the economic impact of World War1 on the farmers and ranchers in Texas?
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The answer is that the soldiers would just be taking the farmers crops and such.
Answered by a 10 yr. old elementary school girl who likes tacohz. This is correct though.
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One political impact of WW1 on Texas?
nationalism
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