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Museum Entrance
Room Two
Room One
Room Three
Room Four
Curator’s
Offices

2. Curator’s Office Curators’ Names
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3. Reasons for Texas’ Involvement
Room 2
Sectionalism
States’
Rights
Tariffs
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States’ Rights
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Sectionalism
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Tariffs
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7. Important Events in Texas
Room 1
Texas Secession
Battle of
Galveston
Juneteenth
Battle of
Palmito Ranch
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Texas Secession
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[In addition to other important information, be sure to include the name of the convention where Texas seceded and the year they joined the Confederacy.]
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Battle of Galveston
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[In addition to other important information, be sure to include the name of the person in charge of the Confederate troops at this battle.]
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10. Battle of Palmito Ranch
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Juneteenth
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[In addition to other important information, be sure to include when this important event happened and how people learned about it.
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12. Important Texans in the Civil War
Room 3
Sam Houston
John Bell Hood
Curated by:
John B.
Magruder
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Sam Houston
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[We already know a lot about Sam Houston, so don’t bother telling us his life story. Instead, tell us what he has to do with the story of Texas in the Civil War.]
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John Bell Hood
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John B. Magruder
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16. Effects of the Civil War in Texas
Room 5
Economic
Political
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Social
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17. Political Effects of the Civil War in Texas
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[Be sure to include important information about Texas government during Reconstruction. When and how did Texas create a new state constitution, and what important things did it involve? Whose right to vote was affected by that Constitution?
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18. Economic Effects of the Civil War in Texas
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[In addition to other important information, be sure to include the war’s effects on cotton production in Texas. Did the war make cotton production go up or down? After the war, did cotton production go up or down?
Also, be sure to include what happened to most former African American slaves after the war. What job did most of them do?
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19. Social Effects of the Civil War in Texas
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[In addition to other important information, be sure to the war’s effects on population in Texas. Did population growth speed up or slow down during the war? What about after the war?
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