Battle where Colonel "Kit" Carson led 410 men against 3,000 Indians.

Famous scout and Indian fighter nicknamed "Kit" who led at the First Battle of Adobe Walls

Treaty that failed because the U.S. Government tried to give away land it did not own in the Texas Panhandle.

Treaty that forced the Indians to move onto a smaller reservation

Comanche chief of the Yamparika Band

Kiowa chief known as "Orator of the Plains,"

Kiowa warrior and medicine man who was arrested for his participation in the Warren Wagontrain Raid but was killed trying to escape

Battle in which 28 men and one woman fought against 700 Indians

Kiowa warriors attacked a wagon train carrying supplies to Fort Richardson.

Comanche chief who was the leader of the Quahadi band

Someone who is inexperienced in a field or profession; a beginner

General Sheridan's plan to attack the Plains Indians from 5 different directions and drive them onto the reservation

10 barrel artillery piece fired by crank

Attack of 400 Kiowa warriors against a wagontrain near the Washita River

Battle where Colonel Ranald McKenzie attacked a large party of Indians, destroying their villages and 1,400 horses.

The last band of Comanche Indians to surrender and move onto the reservation

Battle in which 2 army scouts and 4 soldiers fought more than 100 Kiowa warriors near Gageby Creek

Soldiers of the 9th and 10th Cavalry regiments and the 24th and 25th Infantry Regiments