Which of the following occurred in Texas during the Great Depression and the New Deal?

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The oil industry was a major part of the Texas economy during the Great Depression, but it did not spare the state from the effects of the economic downturn. In fact, the oil industry suffered a major downturn of its own, with oil prices plummeting and production dropping significantly. This had a ripple effect throughout the Texas economy, leading to high unemployment and widespread poverty.

A, C, and D are incorrect:
A) While Texans did vote for Franklin D. Roosevelt in each of his presidential elections, this alone does not capture the full scope of what occurred in Texas during the Great Depression and New Deal. 
C) While some farmers' property may have increased in value, many others struggled with drought, soil erosion, and falling crop prices. 
D) "Pappy" O'Daniel was elected governor of Texas in 1938, and went on to serve a second term in 1940. He was known for his populist appeal and his use of radio to reach voters, but he did not lose the gubernatorial election during this time period.

Which of the Following Occurred in Texas During the Great