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Cattle and Railroads - The TX Frontier

Cattle and Railroads - The TX Frontier

Assessment

Presentation

History

7th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

Created by

Jennifer Houston

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19 Slides • 8 Questions

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Cattle and Railroads
The Texas Frontier

1866-1900

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U.S. Army
soldiers
-mostly African
American.
Built roads &

forts

Patrolled the

frontier for
Indians

Fought in wars

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Multiple Choice

buffalo soldier

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First
“cowboys” -
Men who rode
horses to
work with
livestock.
Began with
Mexican and
Spanish men.

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Multiple Choice

vaquero

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A system of
train tracks
that were
built all
over the
country.

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Multiple Choice

railroad

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Farmer who
gave part of
his crop to the
landlord
(person who
owned the
land).

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Multiple Choice

sharecropper

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Place where
livestock was
sold. (cows,
horses, pigs,
sheep)

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Multiple Choice

stockyard

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Growing
crops and
livestock
for money.

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Multiple Choice

agriculture

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The Story of

Westward Expansion
and the Native
Americans

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U.S. made
a deal
with the
Indians
but not
all the
tribes
signed it.

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Stop attacking
railroads

Don’t live in
the Plains

Move to
Oklahoma

Give Indians
land

Give Indians
supplies

No U.S.
soldiers will
come to your
place

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Both sides did
not do what
they agreed.
Fighting kept
going until 1875
when the
American
Indians finally
gave up.

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Draw

Draw 1 thing you learned.

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The Story of

TEXAS Ranches,
Railroads, and
Cattle Drives

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Ranches:

King Ranch

XIT Ranch

JA Ranch

Wallace Ranch

Matador Ranch

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Cattle Drives:

Chisholm Trail

Goodnight-Loving Trail

Western Trail

Sedalia Trail

Rail lines:

Santa Fe

Kansas Pacific

Union Pacific

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Draw

Draw 1 thing you learned.

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Cattle and Railroads
The Texas Frontier

1866-1900

©Teacher’s Life 4 Me
Modified Curriculum

​Modified Curriculum

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