20th Century for Texans  

20th Century for Texans

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Sem comentários | 1910 - 30. Abril 1929

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20th Century for Texans

6 eventos | Sem comentários | 1910 - 30. Abril 1929

1910

Mexican Revolution

Click here for more information on the Mexican Revolution. http://www.mexonline.com/revolution.htm

1910

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1914-07-28

World War 1

It was called the "Great War" because so many nations were involved. Allied Powers vs. Central Powers President Woodrow Wilson worked to convince Americans not to take sides in the war. In 1915 the German navy sank a British passenger ship, the...

28. Julho 1914 - 11. Novembro 1918

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1917

Texans in WW1

Airplanes were a new and important part of the fighting of World War 1. Some pilots trained at Kelly Field in San Antonio. Others trained at the Stinson School of Flying run by two women, Marjorie and Katherine Stinson and their two brothers...

1917 - 1918

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1918-11-11

End of WW1

In 1918 the Allied Powers won the war. Texans celebrated the end of the war, but mourned the more than 5,000 Texans who had died. All Americans hoped that this war would be "the war to end all wars." The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919.

11. Novembro 1918

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1920

Women Fight for Rights

Women did not have the right to vote in the early 1900s. Many women in Texas and all of the country fought for suffrage. Mary Eleanor Brackenridge and Jessie Daniel Ames were two influential Texas women...

1920

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Roaring 20s

Texas and the United States entered a business boom during the 1920s. More people had jobs, made money, and wanted to spend that money. People were buying cars and needed plenty of gasoline to make them run...

1920 - 30. Abril 1929

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