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27 Cards in this Set
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Native Americans occupied... |
West Texas after the civil war |
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The plain culture relied on... |
Buffalo for food |
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Satanta |
Well respected Kiowa chief |
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What did US troops fear |
Killing satanta would start war |
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Victoria |
Famous Apache chiefs on TX frontier |
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Quakers |
Reservation agents, did not believe in violence |
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Laurie Tatom |
Quaker, helped to educate Plains culture, including agriculture |
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Wipe out buffalo |
Native American relied on, US officials sent buffalo hunters to West tx |
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Native American hunters |
Mainly interested in buffalo hides (sell) |
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African American troops |
Buffalo soldiers, helped win war against native Americans |
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Victory over the plains culture |
Anglo settlers could migrate westward |
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Treaty of medicine lodge creek |
All native Americans would be removed from Texas |
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Forced to live in Indian territory |
Native Americans |
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1874 |
Native Americans were living on reservations |
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1500’s |
First cattle were brought to America by Spanish explorers |
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How to show cattle ownership |
Rounded up and branded |
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Anglo cattle brands |
Ranchers initials |
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Before civil war |
Cattle were not driven to northeast markers |
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Trail drives invention |
We’re created to find better markets |
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Very economical |
Trail driving |
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Wrangler |
Person responsible of horses on cattle drive |
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After Missouri farmers blocked trails |
Joesph convinced railroads and cattle drivers to meet further west |
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Men and women of many cultures |
Contributed to ranching industry in texas |
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Many plantations were divided into smaller farms |
After civil war |
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Arrival of farmers in Texas |
Led to growth in many small towns |
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Farmers and merchants wanted |
Railroad system to expand in order to market their goods |
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Tx railroad commission |
Stopped many unfair practices of railroads |
