Why were Texas oil producers ordered to limit production during the Great

Depression

A.) Texas oil fields were in danger of running dry.

B.) Oklahoma needed a chance to break into the oil market.

C.) Overproduction was causing prices to drop.

D.) Too many shantytowns were springing up in East Texas.

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Garrett Anderson

7 November, 23:01

Why were Texas oil producers ordered to limit production during the Great

Depression

A.) Texas oil fields were in danger of running dry.

B.) Oklahoma needed a chance to break into the oil market.

C.) Overproduction was causing prices to drop.

D.) Too many shantytowns were springing up in East Texas.

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Peterson · Answer 1

The correct answer is C or Overproduction was causing prices to drop.

Explanation:

Why were Texas oil producers ordered to limit production during the Great Depression?

a.

Texas oil fields were in danger of running dry.

b.

Oklahoma needed a chance to break into the oil market.

c.

Overproduction was causing prices to drop.

d.

Too many shantytowns were springing up in East Texas.

Nikolas Petty · Answer 2

A. Texas oil fields were in danger of drying up

Why were Texas oil producers ordered to limit production during the GreatDepressionA.) Texas oil fields were in danger of running dry.B.) Oklahoma needed a chance to break into the oil market.C.) Overproduction was causing prices to drop.D.) Too many shantytowns were springing up in East Texas.