Asked by layni
How did World War II improve the economy of Texas?
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Answered by
Reed
What do your text materials say about Texas in World War II? That's where you should start to answer this question.
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Answered by
bobpursley
"Improve" is a loaded word. The big changes during WWII were industrialization along the coast, with petrochemical industries, and the aircraft manufacturing facilities in the N Texas area, and the great move of population form rural to cities during the war.
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