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WorksheetsCh. 8 A Growing State
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 20mins
A period of rapid growth
bust
boom
junction
brand
The grassy plains of Texas where cattle could roam freely.
open range
open field
salt dome
free enterprise
junction
A place where two or more rail lines meet.
open range
boom
open range
junction
line rider
Bought land in Texas in 1853 which became the biggest ranch at 800,000 acres.
Charles Goodnight
Lizzie Johnson
Richard King
Patillo Higgins
Anthony Lucas
Owned a brick making company. Bought half of Spindletop to drill for oil- struck it in 1901.
Anthony Lucas
Richard King
Charles Goodnight
Patillo HIggins
Joseph Glidden
Was hired by Patillo Higgins to help him find oil at Spindletop.
Anthony Lucas
Charles Goodnight
Richard King
Joseph Glidden
Lizzie Johnson
Invented barbed wire which led to the end of the open range.
Richard King
Joseph Farwell Glidden
Charles Goodnight
Lizzie Johnson
Lee Kerr
1st woman to drive her cattle up the Chisholm Trail to Kansas.
Clara Barton
Katie Irvin
Elisabet Ney
Lizzie Johnson
Mandie Champagne
Large ranch in Texas panhandle; blazed new trails including the "--------Loving Trail" from central Texas to Wyoming.
Charles Goodnight
Richard King
Joseph Farwell Glidden
Anthony Lucas
Patillo Higgins
Cowhands who rode along the borders of a ranch to watch the cattle.
cowboys
pile drivers
line riders
border patrol
A factory that cleans and processes oil into products such as gasoline or kerosene.
locomotive
roundup
oil refinery
assembly line
A group of businesses that makes a type of product or provides a type of service.
industry
brand
consumer
boom
line riders
A train steam engine
(a)
Year that Spindletop struck oil and became the largest oil gusher in North America.
1891
1901
1911
1921
1931
Which of these new inventions used oil and oil products?
barbed wire
automobiles
airplanes
motorcycles
telephone
This man invented the Model T automobile and utilized the assembly line to make it quickly and more cheaply.
Richard King
Charles Goodnight
Patillo Higgins
Henry Ford
Anthony Lucas
Breaking down a big job into small parts.
mass production
division of labor
industrialization
free enterprise
consumption
Ford's factory could make a car every 90 minutes. What is this process where products are made so quickly?
division of labor
magic
free enterprise
mass production
Number of items that consumers are willing to buy at a certain price.
(a)
Number of items that producers offer for sale at a certain price.
(a)
What type of economic system do we have in the United States?
Socialism
Capitalism
Free Market System
Communism
Free Enterprise System
What is the SPR?
Spring Petroleum River
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Start Picking Raspberries
Spell Petroleum Right
Short People Rule
When cattle run wildly after becoming frightened.
stampede
stomping
strutting
saddle crazy
lariat
What country did many railroad workers come from making only $20 a month ($494 in todays money)?
Russia
Japan
China
India
Vietnam
Sculptor from Germany who moved to Texas and sculpted statues of Austin and Houston.
Lizzie Johnson
Elisabet Ney
Lizzie Borden
Tin Lizzie
Eli Whitney
Which of these would be considered High Culture?
Classical Music
Rap
Ballet
Literature
Painting/Sculpture
City life
(a)
Country life
(a)
Found under earth's crust usually near oil. Used for stoves, water heaters, etc.
natural gas
coal
fossils
gold
silver
Year that the open range was CLOSED for good.
1800
1860
1890
1920
it's Still Open dude!
When cowboys gathered up all the cattle, drove them into one area, and separated them by brands.
lariat
stampede
roundup
rodeo
lasso
A person or company that buys or uses goods and services.
line rider
producer
supply
consumer
demand
Mix of 2 breeds of cattle; long legs; could roam miles without water.
Angus
Longhorn
Hereford
Brahma
Limousin
A person or company that makes or sells goods and services.
consumer
demand
producer
supply
free market
