After the Civil War, slavery was no longer legal in the U.S. Explain how this change impacted Texas’s political and economic identity. Answer in 3–5 sentences, and be sure to include examples from the material you read. You should provide one economic effect and one political effect.

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After the Civil War, Texas' political and economic identity changed due to the end of slavery. Politically, African Americans gained more rights and freedom, leading to the emergence of African American political leaders. For example, Juneteenth, the celebration of the emancipation of slaves in Texas, became a significant political event. Economically, Texas had to rely on different labor systems, such as sharecropping, which impacted the agricultural industry. This change also led to the growth of industries like cattle ranching and oil, making Texas a major economic powerhouse.
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