Conflict, Cattle & Cotton

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conflict

a serious disagreement or argument

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raids

sudden attack on an enemy

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roam

move about or travel aimlessly

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warrior

experienced soldier or fighter

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Buffalo Soldiers

Nickname for black soldiers who fought in the wars against Native Americans living on the Great Plains during the 1870s

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destruction

the action of causing so much damage to something that it no longer exists or cannot be repaired

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ranchero

Spanish word for "rancher"

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open range

public land owned by the state government, often used for cattle grazing

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drives

The movement of cattle in large herds to a stockyard or market

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drover

A person who moves livestock overland to market

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trail boss (Cattle Drive)

the person responsible for driving a herd of cattle

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stockyard

A place where livestock are penned before they are slaughtered or shipped elsewhere

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wrangler

A ranch hand who takes care of saddle horses

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quarantine

to isolate or separate to prevent the spread of disease.

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mustang

wild horses, descended from horses brought by the Spanish

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felony

a serious crime that usually results in a prison sentence

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Branding

marking with a branding iron

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drift fences

barbed-wire fence dozens of miles long used in the Texas Panhandle to mark the northern and southern limits of a rancher's land to prevent livestock from drifting off the land and wild cattle from drifting onto it and competing for food

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enclosure

fences in areas

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What advantages did the Indians have over the U.S. Army?

familiar with the land, could rapidly fire a bow

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What was the name of the treaty in which the U.S. government met with Kiowas and Comanches in order to move them to reservations?

Treaty of Medicine Lodge

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How did William Sherman hurt the Indian population?

slaughtered the buffalo

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Who led the attacks on Adobe Walls?

Quanah Parker

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Three Famous Cattle Drive Trails in Texas:

  1. Chisholm Trail
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  1. Great Western Trail
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  1. Goodnight-Loving Trail
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Hazards cowboys faced on a cattle drive?

  1. weather
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  1. rattlesnakes
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  1. river crossing
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  1. stampedes
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  1. Indian or bandit attacks
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Who invented the chuck wagon?

Charles Goodnight

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Famous Ranches in Texas

JA Ranch

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King Ranch

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XIT Ranch

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What disease did longhorns carry via a tic?

Texas Fever

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What laws were put into place over fence cutting war?

It's a felony to cut a fence without permission

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Who was arrested for the Warren Wagon Train Raid?

Santanta

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Big Tree

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Satank

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Who was the Apache Chief that led raids in West Texas?

Chief Victorio

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What President did Quanah Parker become friends with?

Theodore Roosevelt

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What troops battled the Apaches and ran them out of Texas?

The Buffalo Soldiers

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What contributed to the end of the cattle trails?

barbed wire fences,

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railroads,

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refrigeration