How did many texans financially support those involved in world war 1?

Many Texans helped those involved in World War 1 financially by raising money for the war efforts by buying "Liberty Bonds." Texans further helped by planting "war gardens" where farmers devoted their land for additional food crops. It's assessed that around 500 Texas women served as nurses in WW1. While it's estimated that around 5,000 Texans committed their lives in  WW1. Texas, therefore, became the "home front" of WW1; thus Texans sacrificed comforts, rationed and volunteered for the red cross.

Answer

Texans support those involved in world war 1 financially through;

• Donating funds that helped to rehabilitate kids that fought as soldiers in war

• Providing funds that were used for emergency aid such as food and shelter

• Donating to organizations such as Red Cross

Explanation

There are many charities that move around the world in countries affected by war events to help those affected by the war to get back to their day to day lives. These organizations ask for donations from well wishers to help in purchase of the basic items required by victims such as food and shelter. Most individuals are advised to take part in such donations that attempt to save a life of another person. Some organizations in Texas currently attempt to bring together warring groups to identify alternative methods of dealing with conflicts.

So the answer is:

B. they donated to groups like the Red Cross

the structure was most likely used for;

c. playing a ball game with stone hoops