The Bracero program contributed to the growth of industry in Texas during mid-20th century.
B. the Bracero program
<u>Explanation</u>:
During World War II, “Mexican Farm Labor Agreement” was signed by U.S with Mexico and the bracero program was initiated on August 4, 1942.
The bracero program was introduced to meet the shortage in farm labors during the World War II. Mexican workers replaced the American workers through the bracero program.
The bracero program made American farms and factories remain productive even during the World War II, this causes the growth of industry in Texas during the mid-20th century.
Answer: I think it would be 8
Explanation: 4 + -7 + 8 = 5
<span>Answer is:
limited government with divided powers—power divided between the national and state governments and the federal government shared power between 3 branches
The Framers only gave the Federal Government certain powers, guaranteeing the rest to the states and to the people. Further, it prevented any one arm of the federal government from becoming too powerful by dividing the federal government between 3 equally powerful branches.</span>
The statement which is not true about concerning the economics of the Industrial Revolution is Short-term capital was most often used to purchase more land.
Answer: Option B
<u>Explanation:</u>
The statements that have been given in the question are directly related to the changes in the economy because of the industrial revolution. Capital became more important than land during the era of industrial revolution and there was need of two kinds of capital short term and long term for industrialization.
More over the financial systems in this era was much more complex as compared to the agricultural based society. But purchasing of land with short term capital had no direct link with industrial revolution.