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Bond certificateissued by a goverment or company promising to pay back a borrowed sum with interest.
Credit an agreement in which a buyer is allowed to pay over aa period of time.
Commercial Farming producing crops for sale.
Subsistence Fariming producing enough crops for the farming family to srvive with very little money left over.
Barter to trade one product or service for another.
Sharecropper a tenant farmer who receives a share ot the value of the crop.
Landlord the owner of property that is leased or rented to another.
Mortage to give a lender legal claim to property as security untila debt is paid.
Cycle of Poverty getting deeper each year in debt.
Commerce the buying and selling of goods for transport from place to place.
Panic of 1873 a national economic depression due to banks losing money.
Blackland Prairie became the main cotton growing region in Texas.
Robert Munger made improvments to the cotton gin.
James S. Hogg first Texas-born governor.
Manufacturing making goods by hand or with machines for sale in large numbers.
Boll Weevil an insect that infected cotton crops in Texas resulting in large amounts of reconstruction.
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