Chapter 21 Test Redo # 1 - The Cattle Kingdom

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• Option 4
• Option 5
• Option 6

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By the early 1700s the Spanish were moving cattle into Texas. Cattle were marked by owners using brands.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trails
• Ranching
• ClosedRange

By 1865 huge holding pens, or stockyards and packing houses were opening in Chicago.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trails
• Ranching
• Closed Range

During the 1800s cattle ranches from Texas to Canada formed the Cattle Kingdom.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trails
• Ranching
• Closed Range

In 1873, Joseph F. Glidden of Illinois created barbed wire, a type of fence that would close the open range.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trails
• Ranching
• Closed Range

Wide Spread fencing led to conflicts known as Range Wars in which ranchers snipped fences.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trail
• Ranching
• Closed Range

Henrietta King and her son-in-law built the King Ranch into a thriving operation.

• Early Days
• Cattle Trails
• Ranching
• Close dRange

Unfenced lands were known as the Open Range. In the Spring, cowboys gather cattle together in a roundup, mark then and drove them North.

• Early Days
• Cattle Drive
• Ranching
• Closed Range