Wild West
Prehistoric and Ancient Indians
Spanish Conquest
Mexican Independence
Railroads and Wagon Trains
100

This young outlaw was born in New York became famous for his crime spree in Lincoln County.

Billy the Kid

100

The Ancestral Puebloan city in New Mexico

Chaco Canyon

100

This Spanish man was the first European to explore New Mexico

Francisco de Coronado

100

Mexico fought for its independence from this country

Spain

100

This technology allowed people to move very quickly across open spaces, and changed the American West.

Railroad or trains

200

The name for the conflict in Lincoln County between two rival general stores.

Lincoln County War

200

This was one of the main foods of the early native Americans.

Corn, squash and beans
200

These 3 "G's" motivated the Spanish to explore the New World.

God, Gold, and Glory

200

This general fought in the Mexican War of Independence, and later became President and fought a war with the United States

Santa Anna

200

This wagon road lead from New Mexico to California

Cooke's Wagon Road

300

He was the sheriff who shot Billy the Kid

Pat Garrett
300

Drawings on cliffs or cave walls that tell stories using pictures

Petroglyphs

300

El Dorado and Cibola were Spanish names for what?

Cities of Gold

300

This monk started the Mexican War of Independence by revolting against the Spanish government

Miguel Hidalgo

300

This stagecoach line went from Missouri to San Francisco

Butterfield Overland Trail

400

The Englishman who opened a store in Lincoln, and competed against the Murphy Dolan Store?

John Tunstall

400

The very first people to live in New Mexico in prehistoric times

Clovis

400

What was one of the three major reasons the Spanish defeated the Native Americans

Guns, Germs, Steel

400

This man became the first emperor of Mexico after the war.

Agustin de Iturbide

400

This was a name for towns that sprung up quickly around a mine or railroad line

Boomtown

500

This ring of corrupt politicians ran New Mexico in the 1800's.

Santa Fe Ring

500

A type of home that was a hole dug in the ground with wood and grass roofs on the top

Pithouse

500

These Spanish priests and monks spread Christianity through the New World, often by force.

Missionaries 
500

This man was the first President of Mexico, and Mexico's first elected leader.

Guadalup Victoria

500

This chain of restaurants hotels was found along the Santa Fe Railroad line

Harvey House