Question 1(2 points)
Approximately 20 head of cattle could survive on 640 acres of grazing land.
Question 2(2 points)
The Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1933 caused a reduction in cotton cultivation.
Question 3(2 points)
One of the most important benefits of the New Deal in Arizona was the support of the State’s extractive industries like mining and agriculture.
Question 4(2 points)
During the Great Depression, half a million Mexican workers were deported from the United States.
Question 5(2 points)
Agriculture in Pima County during the 1930’s was characterized by many farmers owning 160 acre parcels.
Question 6(2 points)
During the 1940’s, South Phoenix was a model of equal opportunity and vibrant economic activity for both African Americans and Mexicans.
Question 7(2 points)
Arizona received over $300 million dollars in Federal assistance between 1933-39.
Question 8(2 points)
Cattle ranchers enthusiastically supported Congress passing the Taylor Grazing Act.
Question 9(2 points)
Due to population increases in Arizona, it was not necessary to utilize Mexican farm workers during the cotton boom of World War II.
Question 10(2 points)
Throughout the 1930’s and early 1940’s, women had few economic alternatives in the cities, but in rural settings, a variety of well paying opportunities existed.