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| Lagerest supply of oil found in Texas in 1901. This began the oil boom in Texas. |
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A period of economic growth followed by a depression.
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Large scale introduction of manufacturing economic activity into an area.
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Moving from rural (farms) to urban (cities) area.
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Changes to improve something.
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The gainful employment of children below an age determined by law.
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Social reform movement based on improving society through the power of the government.
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Reform movement that helped farmers with unfair railroad prices.
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Groups of workers formed to gain better wages ($) & working conditions.
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The gainful employment of children below an age determined by law.
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Social reform movement based on improving society through the power of the government.
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Reform movement that helped farmers with unfair railroad prices.
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Groups of workers formed to gain better wages ($) & working conditions.
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Employees stopping work until demand are met.
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The lowest wage payable to employees as fixed by law.
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Production, distribution, & consumption of goods & services.
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Growing or farming enough crops for family.
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