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Why were the cotton, timber, and ranching industries in texas hurting at the end of world war i?
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Why were the cotton, timber, and ranching industries in texas hurting at the end of world war i?

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Demand for these industries increased because the military needed them to

rebuild after the war.

Natural disasters brought disease to these industries, making them unfit for sale.

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