Red River Video Test

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Tom Dunson left the wagon train taking his friend, "Cookie" Groot, a wagon, a bull and 2 cows in order to start his ranch.

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False

Front

The wagon train ran into trouble when rustlers attacked. True or False?

Back

False

Front

Before legal documents were required, land could be claimed by settling on it. To claim his land, Dunson challenged a man representing the land owner, Don Diego, and killed him.

Back

True

Front

Almost 15 years later, Dunson told everyone he had to go on a cattle drive since there were too many cattle in the area to get a good price for them in Texas.

Back

True

Front

Men, like Cherry Valance, who were good with a gun were hired to protect ranchers and their livestock.

Back

True

Front

Dunson told the drovers they would get paid $5 a month at the end of the drive.

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False

Front

Some men joined the cattle drive because their land had been stolen by carpetbaggers.

Back

True

Front

In most cases, food for the drive was limited to what they brought with them, so Groot threw a knife toward and then whipped a man in the neck for stealing sugar out of the chuck wagon.

Back

True

Front

Dunson swapped his horse with one from the remuda because it was tired.

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False

Front

A stampede was started by a cowboy who fired his gun scaring the cattle.

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False