CCR Review-2.0

Quannah Parker was (a)   .

• A Buffalo Soldier
• A Texas governor
• A Comanche leader
• An inventor of barbed wire

​ (a)   was a Texas ​ (b)   who was also the creator the Texas ​ (c)   .

• James Hogg
• governor
• Railroad Commission
• John Smith
• senator
• Transportation Authority

​ (a)   was known for being a (b)   .

• A Texas rancher

• An inventor of the mechanical reaper

• A Buffalo Soldier

• U.S. Vice President
• John Nance Garner

Sul Ross is remembered for his contributions as:

• A trail drive organizer

• A leader of the Buffalo Soldiers

• An inventor of dry land farming techniques

• A Texas governor and university president

Who were the Buffalo Soldiers?

• Texas ranchers

• African American soldiers in the U.S. Army

• Inventors of barbed wire

• Spanish agricultural pioneers

Daniel is managing a ranch during this era and needs a way to keep his livestock from wandering off and to organize his land. What was the significance of barbed wire for Daniel?

• It was used to generate wind power

• It was a tool for dry land farming

• It helped control livestock and manage land

• It was invented by Buffalo Soldiers

Windmills were important during this era because they:

• Helped in trail drives

• Were used to harvest crops

• Provided water for agriculture and livestock

• Were invented by Sul Ross

The mechanical reaper was significant because it (a)   .

• Increased efficiency in harvesting
• Helped manage livestock
• Was used in dry land farming
• Was invented by Quannah Parker

Dry land farming techniques were important because they:

• Allowed farming in areas with little rainfall

• Were invented by Buffalo Soldiers

• Helped manage livestock

• Were used in trail drives

Agriculture in Texas began with (a)  

• Ranching
• Trail drives
• Buffalo Soldiers
• Spanish settlers