NATIVE AMERICANS
TEXAS BATTLES
TEXAS RANGERS
COTTON AND CATTLE
RAILROADS
100

leaders of the Plains Indian tribes signed THIS treaty with U.S. officials

Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek

100

The destruction of this animal led to the defeat of Native Americans

BUFFALO

100
This person first established the Texas Rangers in 1823

Stephen F. Austin

100

This invention made production of cotton more  efficient

the cotton gin [a machine that sped up cotton harvesting]

100

This industry helped move supplies and benefit the economy

RAILROADS

200

U.S. officials agreed to provide food and supplies IF Native Americans agreed to live on THESE

RESERVATIONS

200

This was the name given to African American soldiers by Native Americans

Buffalo Soldiers

200

This was the original role of the Texas Rangers

to protect the Texas Frontier

200

Second most important crop grown in Texas

Corn

200

THIS IS THE TERM FOR The rising population of Texas cities

URBANIZATION

300

COMANCHE CHIEF WHO LED ATTACKS AGAINST AMERICANS

QUANNAH PARKER

300

THIS MASSACRE IN 1871, LED BY SATANTA, CAUSED US OFFICIALS TO FINALLY PUT AN END TO ATTACKS BY NATIVE AMERICANS

SALT CREEK MASSACRE

300

During the Mexican-American War, the fierce cavalry soldiers were given this nickname by the Mexican soldiers.

 the “Texas Devils”

300

This group introduced cattle to Texas

The Spanish

300

BENEFITS OF THE RAILROADS IN TEXAS

 new settlers, new towns, easier travel,  goods to market faster

    

   

400

KIOWA CHIEF WHO LED ATTACKS AGAINST AMERICANS

SATANTA

400

At this battle, outnumbered buffalo hunters defended against 700 Indian warriors [led by Quanah Parker] for 5 days until help arrived

BATTLE OF ADOBE WALLS

400

These were the special skills of the Texas Rangers

they were skilled horsemen who were experts at marksmanship and tracking

400

This was the final destination of Cattle Drives from Texas

Railroads in the North, Kansas and Missouri

400

NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF RAILROADS IN TEXAS

air and noise pollution,  farmland used for railroad, unfair prices charged

   

    

500

This Apache war chief continued to attack settlements in South Texas until he was pushed into Mexico

Victorio

500

At this battle, U.S. cavalry captured the Native American's’ horses and winter food supply

BATTLE OF PALO DURO CANYON

500

Most Texas Rangers fought on this side of the Civil War

Confederacy/South

500

This organization called helped farmers by sharing knowledge and by setting up stores where prices were better for their members

“The Grange”

500

THIS GOVERNOR OF TEXAS WORKED TO REGULATE (APPLY RULES TO) THE RAILROADS

Governor James S. Hogg

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