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How much was Texas damaged by the war compared to other southern states?
it suffered much less damage
What two Southern States have less than 50 percent of forested land?
The two southern states have less than 50 percent of forested land are Texas and Oklahoma.
Why did Texas suffer less damage during thr civil war than the southern states?
Because Texas was considered a secondary front, with no primary strategic objective and therefore it was less concerned by military operations, especially after the Union gained the control of the Mississippi River.
Why did the Union Blockade did not affect Texas as much as other Southern states because they could trade with what country?
The Union Blockade had a lesser impact on Texas compared to other Southern states due to its ability to trade with Mexico. Texas had a lengthy border with Mexico that allowed for smuggling and the exchange of goods, including cotton, which could be sold in exchange for supplies and arms. This trade route provided a vital lifeline for Texas, enabling it to circumvent the effects of the blockade more effectively than states with less access to alternative markets.
Southern states had ____________, or built up, much less debt than the Northern states.?
Accumulated
Which statement about the northern states in the 1780's is accurate?
They had far fewer large cities than the southern states. They generally had less enslaved labor than the southern states.
The fluoride content of drinking water in southern states as compared to that in northern states that should be?
The fluoride content in drinking water of southern states is less, compared to northern states. One reason is southern states tend to be warmer longer and people will drink more water.
How was slavery in Texas different than other southern colonies?
Slavery in Texas had a more diverse ethnic composition, including enslaved people of African, Mexican, and indigenous descent. Additionally, Texas had a less entrenched plantation economy compared to other southern states, with a greater presence of small-scale farming and ranching. Slavery in Texas lasted until June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived in Galveston to announce the Emancipation Proclamation.
Why were railroads less influential in southern states than in northern and midwestern ones?
There were many fewer of them.
What country owned Texas California and Nevada?
Mexico did until the u.s bought the state in 1820. It should be noted that Mexico had Texas for less than 15 years. Texas was an independent country recognized by many European countries and with with embassies in France, England, as well as the U.S. The U.S. did not purchase Texas. Texas joined the union after voting. Before the civil war, many leaders of the state felt it was a bad idea to split from the U.S. and join the south since they had few, if any, problems with the Northern states. Slavery, though not illegal, was not as widespread as it was in other states. They only seceded after a close vote because of the large numbers of southern families that immigrated to Texas, and loyalty to their southern neighbors. Sam Houston stepped down from office over it.
Did Southern states did not like Hamilton's plan to pay off the federal debt because they owed less for the cost of the American Revolution than Northern states?
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Why were new state constitutions successful during reconstruction?
The New State Constitution was successful during Reconstruction. It made the southern states write new laws that outlawed slavery. former slaves feared less of the southern states.
