Noted in class: One of the highest-budget examples of Texas infrastructure, in what had been an anti-federal government state is:

Where Spain and Mexico struggled to grow the region, Texans today have succeeded in becoming

Also from your reading, Doris “Dorie” Miller was:

Along with cotton, one of Texas’ more (perhaps) ironic dominant industries, given its past, now is:

The Texas president who was educated at a university up the highway in San Marcos, notably built his political base in a job while studying education in the field of:

Showing your reading, you know that Chester Nimitz was:

A result of growth in the above industry / industries is the parallel growth of:

In Ch. 10, “Creating and Infrastructure, 1876-1898,” Texas towns are clamoring for what economic force:

In the Red River War circa 1875, about the end of Native Americans in Texas as we knew them, what mixed-with-Anglo-race Comanche Chief was defeated and forced to move onto a reservation, based upon your book, recorded lectures / Ppt narrations and chapter-enrichment clip?

There have been three presidents from Texas, except for: