How did wartime production affect industry in Texas during World War II?

Texas became a center for the production of synthetic rubber.

Texas reduced oil production in order to focus on production of natural gas.

Texas shifted from producing tin to processing magnesium from sea water.

Texas had to close many factories because workers had gone off to war.

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-How did wartime production affect industry in Texas during World War II?  

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-Texas became a center for the production of synthetic rubber.    

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-Texas's petroleum resources, transportation networks, and abundant labor market made the state an ideal location for synthetic rubber production during World War II.  

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