Readmission of Texas to the Union may be regarded as the final act of the Civil War so far as Texans are concerned. We study that act, the structure of state government, and topics of general interest suited to any curriculum standard. This 20th century issue of My Texas summarizes topics presented over the course of study as a review and bridge to the present. Events of these years related to oil, industry, agriculture, natural resources, and ecology bring the past up to date and help students understand the importance of the study they are completing. We close with brief recognition of the modern ages of atoms and space.
Tomorrow is the progression of the past and present directing the future.
Not only have we entered the 21st century, but a new millennium. We look at that here. In General In Public schools In Private schools In ESL and adult ed. It was the second in what has become a series of five periodically formatted history studies. This edition has been updated several times and remains viable and contemporary, but has now been replaced by My Texas 21, the 21st Century Edition, which contains many improvements as well as cosmetic changes.