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TEKS Expectation 7.13B

7.13B Compare the principles and concepts of the Texas Constitution to the U.S. Constitution, including the Texas and U.S. Bill of Rights.
Belongs to Statement 7.13: The student understands the basic principles reflected in the Texas Constitution.

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A New Deal for Texas Parks
American Enterprise Forum
Celebrating Texas
Celebrating Texas
Civilian Conservation Corps in Texas
CULTURAL POPULATIONS OF TEXAS: DIVERSITY WITHIN UNITY
Curriculum Guide for Teaching Texas History
Depression, Droughts and Dust Bowl
Dr Pepper Company
Economics presentations
Failed Diplomacy: The Zimmerman Telegram
H-E-B
Hazardous Business: Industry, Regulation, and the Texas Railroad Commission
How could a doubleheader create unsafe working condidtions on the railroad?
Image Gallery for the Curriculum Guide For Teaching Texas History
It Was a Boom, Before It Went Bust!
Jefferson, Texas: An Economics Lesson
Jo Ann Stiles
Making a Living on the Texas Frontier
Minerals in Texas
Out of the Dust: Visions of Dust Bowl History
Piecing Together History: A Turn-of-the-Century African American Farmstead
Rails, Hedges and Barbed Wire: The High Cost of Fencing on the Texas Frontier
She's Blowing a Gusher- By Pump Jack and the Oilers
Stagecoaching in Texas
Stanley Marcus: Leader, Innovator, Merchant
Teacher Contract for 1852, Bellville, Texas
Texas Association of Business
Texas Boomtowns: The Impact of Oil Discovery on a Community
Texas City, Texas: An Economic Disaster
Texas Economics - Eras and Individuals
Texas Economics, Politics, and Society
Texas Originals: Billy Lee Brammer
The Commercial Melting Pot - 20th Century Texas Business
The Great Cattle Drive Era
The Great Depression: The Economics of Survival
The Kishi Farm: Japanese Immigrants to Texas
Timber! - The Texas Lumber Industry
Transportation in Texas
When Cotton Was King; The Economics of the Cotton Industry
Whoa! That Texas is Big!
Why would the people of Texas want more government control of railroads?

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