Asked by Katelynn
How did the oil industry contribute to the economic growth of Oklahoma during the early 1900s? (Choose all that apply)
A. The oil field attracted investors and wildcatters, which meant more jobs to bring people to the state to work.
B. Because oil fields were in Oklahoma, oil could only be sold in the state.
C. The oil field attracted people to work in the state, which meant more businesses were needed to meet the needs of the increased population.
D. Oklahoma had more oil than any other state, so surrounding states would send money to support the economy of Oklahoma
A. The oil field attracted investors and wildcatters, which meant more jobs to bring people to the state to work.
B. Because oil fields were in Oklahoma, oil could only be sold in the state.
C. The oil field attracted people to work in the state, which meant more businesses were needed to meet the needs of the increased population.
D. Oklahoma had more oil than any other state, so surrounding states would send money to support the economy of Oklahoma
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
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Answered by
Spider-Man
Actually the last one is C but other than that you are correct for now.
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