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Another beneficiary of the Longoria story’s publicity, as you saw in the required documentary:

For a required UTSA lecture attendance check: Another related item of “materials history” (actual artifacts) we looked at one class day was:

Hydrostatic pressure at the ankles may differ from patient to patient according to their weight.

We watched a tourism video at the semester’s start and referred to it again, stating that:

More than 50,000 enemy soldiers ended WWII in Texas prisoner of war camps, 21 of which were permanent. Notably:

From your readings and noted in class, “The Longoria Affair” captures the story of:

We agreed that the Great Depression didn’t happen overnight, as is sometimes presented in grade school. Which of the following and factual figures in your text generally suggests a troubled economy in Texas:

Top U.S. companies with headquarters in Texas – offering work a far cry from the drudgery offered to Stone Age residents who made arrowheads – noted in class were:

The Crystal City camp in Texas is best known for housing:

Along with cotton, one of Texas’ more (perhaps) ironic dominant industries, given its past, now is: