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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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User MHogge
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A. Texas oil fields were in danger of drying up
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User Teocomi
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Answer:

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

Step-by-step 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.

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User MhdSyrwan
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