Where was The “Hanging Judge’s” court was located, Who was the famous “Hanging Judge” and how many people did he actually hang?

Judge William "Wild Bill" Myers, 9

In 1870, the U.S. Supreme court ruled in the Cherokee tobacco case that?

Native Americans could tax non-Natives on their land

Cherokee tobacco could be sold freely

Tobacco could not be grown in Cherokee Nation

The Cherokee could not own tobacco

Dawes Severalty Act (1887)

The act that allotted tribal land to individual Native Americans

The act that abolished tribal governments

The act that removed Native Americans from their reservations

The act that established tribal casinos

Who were the three famous “Boomers”?

Isaac Parker, Henry Starr, Belle Starr

Jesse Chisholm, Wyatt Earp, David Payne

David Payne, Jesse Chisholm, Henry Starr

Wyatt Earp, Belle Starr, Calamity Jane

Springer Amendment opened the…

Unassigned Lands for settlement

Land for Native American tribes

Established tribal governments in Oklahoma

Greer County became part of Oklahoma how?

Through the Dawes Severalty Act

Dissolved tribal governments in Oklahoma

Established tribal governments in Oklahoma

What was the purpose of driving cattle through Indian Territory to railheads in Kansas City and St. Louis?

The purpose of driving cattle through Indian Territory to railheads in Kansas City and St. Louis

The promotion of cattle farming in Texas

The establishment of new cattle ranches

The construction of railroads in Indian Territory

How much could cattle from Texas be sold for in Texas and elsewhere?

Cattle from Texas could be sold for significantly more in Kansas City and St. Louis compared to Texas

Cattle in Texas were not suitable for sale in other regions

There was no market for cattle outside of Texas

Cattle prices were the same in Texas and other regions (E)

How were the open grasslands of Indian Territory utilized during cattle drives?

Open grasslands in Indian Territory provided ample grazing for cattle herds during drives

Open grasslands were primarily used for crop cultivation

Open grasslands were left untouched during cattle drives

Open grasslands were used for settlement by Native American tribes

How were rights-of-way and leases worked out with Indian tribes during cattle drives?

Rights-of-way and leases with Indian tribes were negotiated through treaties and payments

There were no negotiations with Indian tribes during cattle drives

Indian tribes did not have any rights over their lands in Indian Territory

The government unilaterally decided the terms with Indian tribes

What were the typical characteristics of a cattle drive, including the size of the herds and the duration of the drives?

Typical cattle drives included large herds and could last for several months

Cattle drives involved small herds and were short in duration

There was no standard for the size or duration of cattle drives

Cattle drives were not common in Indian Territory

How many cowboys were usually needed for a cattle drive, and what did they require, including a chuck wagon?

A cattle drive typically required a team of cowboys, usually numbering around 10-20, along with a chuck wagon

Cattle drives were typically managed by a single cowboy without a chuck wagon

Chuck wagons were used to transport cattle, not cowboys

Cattle drives did not involve cowboys

What supplies were typically carried in a chuck wagon during a cattle drive?

Chuck wagons carried essential supplies such as food, cookware, and medical supplies

Chuck wagons were empty and used only for transportation

Chuck wagons primarily carried luxury items for the cowboys

Chuck wagons were not used in cattle drives

What role did trails play in leading cattle to safe river crossings?

Trails played a crucial role in guiding cattle to safe river crossings

Trails were unnecessary for cattle drives

Trails posed significant obstacles for cattle drives

Cattle drives did not involve river crossings

Why was the East Shawnee trail challenging for cattle drives?

The East Shawnee trail was challenging for cattle drives due to rough terrain and hostile tribes

The East Shawnee trail was a smooth and easy route for cattle drives

The East Shawnee trail was not used for cattle drives

The East Shawnee trail had no significance for cattle drives

Which trail led directly to Abilene, Kansas, and what was it known as?

The Chisholm Trail led directly to Abilene, Kansas, and was known as the "Abilene Cattle Trail"

The Chisholm Trail did not lead to Abilene

The Chisholm Trail was not associated with Kansas

The Chisholm Trail was named the "Longhorn Trail"

Why did the Chisholm Trail become one of the most used cattle trails?

The Chisholm Trail became one of the most used cattle trails due to its direct route to railheads and markets

The Chisholm Trail had too many obstacles and was rarely used

The Chisholm Trail was primarily used for leisure rather than cattle drives

The Chisholm Trail was not significant for cattle drives

Where did the Great Western Cattle Trail lead, and what factors contributed to the decline of cattle drives in 1886?

The Great Western Cattle Trail led to Nebraska, and the decline of cattle drives in 1886 was due to overgrazing and increased competition

The Great Western Cattle Trail led to Arizona, and the decline was due to lack of interest

The Great Western Cattle Trail had no specific destination, and the decline was unrelated to cattle drives

The Great Western Cattle Trail led to New Mexico, and the decline was due to favorable weather conditions

What did the Wells Fargo Company restore after the Civil War?

The Wells Fargo Company restored stagecoach routes after the Civil War

The Wells Fargo Company restored Indian trade routes

The Wells Fargo Company restored the telegraph system

The Wells Fargo Company had no involvement in restoring infrastructure

Why was the restored stagecoach route short-lived?

The restored stagecoach route was short-lived due to the introduction of more efficient transportation methods

The restored stagecoach route was permanent and widely used

The restored stagecoach route was abandoned due to a lack of demand

The restored stagecoach route was extended to Indian Territory

What direction were railroads heading toward in Indian Territory?

Railroads in Indian Territory were heading toward connecting to major cities in the East

Railroads in Indian Territory were heading toward the Pacific coast

Railroads in Indian Territory were heading toward connecting to tribal reservations

Railroads in Indian Territory were heading toward international borders

Describe the significance of the meeting at Promontory Summit, Utah, in 1869.

The meeting at Promontory Summit, Utah, in 1869 marked the completion of the first transcontinental railroad

The meeting at Promontory Summit, Utah, in 1869 had no significance for the transcontinental railroad

The meeting at Promontory Summit, Utah, in 1869 marked the start of construction of the transcontinental railroad

The meeting at Promontory Summit, Utah, in 1869 occurred in Indian Territory

What were some of the dangers faced by workers during the construction of the transcontinental railroad?

Workers during the construction of the transcontinental railroad faced dangers such as harsh weather, dangerous terrain, and attacks from Native American tribes

Workers during the construction of the transcontinental railroad had a safe and comfortable working environment

Workers during the construction of the transcontinental railroad were primarily office-based

Workers during the construction of the transcontinental railroad faced no challenges

Which groups of immigrants worked on the transcontinental railroad, and where did they work?

Groups of Chinese and Irish immigrants worked on the transcontinental railroad, with Chinese immigrants primarily working on the Western portion and Irish immigrants on the Eastern portion

Only Native American tribes provided the labor for the transcontinental railroad

The transcontinental railroad was constructed solely by American-born workers

There were no immigrants involved in the construction of the transcontinental railroad

When did the Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT, Katy) branch come to the territory, and what was its significance?

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT, Katy) branch came to Indian Territory in 1871, and it was significant for connecting Indian Territory to the national rail network

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT, Katy) branch did not come to Indian Territory

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT, Katy) branch came to Indian Territory in 1860, and it was insignificant

The Missouri-Kansas-Texas (MKT, Katy) branch came to Indian Territory in 1890

What did the 1866 treaties allow for in Indian Territory in terms of railroads?

The 1866 treaties allowed for the construction of railroads through tribal lands in Indian Territory

The 1866 treaties did not have any provisions related to railroads

The 1866 treaties prohibited the construction of railroads in Indian Territory

The 1866 treaties only allowed the construction of railroads by Native American tribes

What was the Atlantic & Pacific Railway known as, and what direction did it run?

The Atlantic & Pacific Railway was known as the "Frisco Line" and ran in a westward direction

The Atlantic & Pacific Railway was known as the "Southern Route" and ran in a northward direction

The Atlantic & Pacific Railway was known as the "Atlantic Line" and ran in an eastward direction

The Atlantic & Pacific Railway did not exist

Which railroad ran from Kansas to the Gulf coast?

The railroad running from Kansas to the Gulf coast was known as the "Gulf Coast Line"

The railroad running from Kansas to the Gulf coast was known as the "Mountain Route"

There was no railroad connecting Kansas to the Gulf coast

The railroad running from Kansas to the Gulf coast was known as the "Northern Line"

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

All of the cattle trails moved which direction?

West

North

South

East

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The cattle trail that went through Oklahoma and headed to Abilene was?

Chisholm Trail

Goodnight-Loving Trail

Western Trail

Shawnee Trail

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The first cattle trail that went through Oklahoma was the?

Chisholm Trail

Western Trail

Shawnee Trail

Goodnight-Loving Trail

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The cattle trail that traveled the North Fork of the Red River to Dodge City, Kansas, was called the?

Western Trail

Shawnee Trail

Goodnight-Loving Trail

Chisholm Trail

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Where did The Central Pacific Railroad Company and the Union Pacific Railroad join?

Promontory Point, Utah

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Omaha, Nebraska

Salt Lake City, Utah

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Which railroad line did NOT cross Oklahoma?

Chisholm Trail

Goodnight-Loving Trail

Western Trail

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

The man who began the Oklahoma Mining Company was?

J.J. McAlester

David Payne

Jesse Chisholm

Wyatt Earp

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Oklahoma History: Chapters 10 & 11

All of the cattle trails moved which direction?

The cattle trail that went through Oklahoma and headed to Abilene was?

The first cattle trail that went through Oklahoma was the?

The cattle trail that traveled the North Fork of the Red River to Dodge City, Kansas, was called the?

Where did The Central Pacific Railroad Company and the Union Pacific Railroad join?

Which railroad line did NOT cross Oklahoma?

The man who began the Oklahoma Mining Company was?

What famous ranch was founded in 1879 along the Salt Fork River by Colonel George Washington Miller?

The police force for Native American tribes was called?

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