Cattle drives and ranching were year-round jobs for who?
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  • Buffalo Soldiers
  • Farmers
  • Indians
  • Cowboys
What city was established in 1887 as a tent city by Ft. Worth and Denver City Railroad workers?
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  • Amarillo
  • Midland
  • Lubbock
  • Odessa
What region of Texas was the main location of the Red River War fought?
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  • North Central Plains
  • Great Plains
  • Coastal Plains
  • Mountains and Basins
Bad weather, cattle rustlers, Indians, and stampedes are all causes of what?
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  • Dangers on an oil rig
  • Dangers during the battle of the Alamo
  • Dangers on a Cattle Drive
  • Dangers of farming
Last chief of the Comanche, mother's name was Cynthia, he led raids against Buffalo hunters.
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  • Sitting Bull
  • James Hogg
  • Quanah Parker
  • Buffalo Bill
Identify the invention in the image. This invention helped to close off the open range making cattle drives dangerous and contributing to the Open Range War.
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  • Barbed Wire
  • Wooden Fence
  • Metal Fence
  • Wooden Post
What effect did barbed wire fences have on the closing of open land in the Texas frontier?
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  • Kept the Indians off the land
  • Made cattle drives dangerous for Ranchers
  • Caused too much damage to horses
  • Ranchers loved the invention of barbed wire
Barbed wire helped close off most of the western frontier, as a result, farmers and ranchers engaged in....
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  • Peace Talks
  • Range Wars
  • Elections
  • Celebrations
Which country brought cattle to Texas and the rest of the United States?
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  • Spain
  • England
  • France
  • United States
Under the Texas Legal system, it's a felony to do what?
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  • Be nice to Farmers
  • Paint a cow different colors
  • Be nice to Ranchers
  • Cut a barbed wire fence
Select the best choice to fill in the missing Texas History Era in the timeline.
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  • Age of Contact
  • Civil War and Reconstruction
  • Cotton, Cattle, and Railroads
  • Civil Rights and Conservatism
Why did so many African American men choose to live life in the open range and not in the cities?
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  • Pork and beans was a meal only given on cattle drives
  • Less discrimination on the open range
  • Less discrimination in the city
  • Indians were more friendly on the open range
What two cultures helped build the railroads of the United States?
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  • Indians and Mexicans
  • Mexicans and French
  • Chinese and Irish
  • English and Spanish
Who created the chuckwagon to feed his hungry cowboys on the trail?
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  • George Washington
  • Abraham Lincoln
  • Sam Houston
  • Charles Goodnight
"Buffalo Soldiers" were African American soldiers who were given their nickname by who?
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  • Tejanos
  • Native American Tribes
  • American Soldiers
  • Mexican Citizens
During the late 19th century, how did farmers contribute to the bust cycle in ranching?
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  • Farmers purchased all the cattle
  • Farmers placed barbed wire fences which closed off the open range
  • Indians were stealing all the cattle
  • Ranchers gave up on cattle drives and became farmers
He was the first Native Governor of Texas, and he reformed the railroads.
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  • James Hogg
  • Sam Houston
  • Robert E. Lee
  • Abraham Lincoln
What significant effect did the Red River War have on the Texas Panhandle?
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  • Texans moved back to Spain
  • Native Americans moved to England
  • People moved to the Texas Panhandle as it was open for settlement
  • Native Americans moved to Mexico
After the Civil War and Red River War, why did farmers and ranchers move to west Texas?
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  • To grow cotton in the Mountains and Basins Region
  • To find gold in Texas
  • To take back the Texas Republic from the United States
  • To take advantage of profitable grazing land in the Texas Panhandle
What inventions changed West Texas after the Civil War and encouraged settlement in the west?
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  • Cars and planes
  • Books and water bottles
  • cell phones and laptops
  • Windmills, barbed wire, and railroads
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