Indian Wars
Cattle Drives
Cattle People
Railroads
Miscellenaeous
100

The Kiowa leader who used both diplomacy and warfare to protect the Kiowas

Santanta

100

An identification mark made with hot metal on cattle

brand

100

Invented the chuckwagon and established the JA Ranch

Charles Goodnight

100

This event interrupted plans for new railroad construction in Texas

Civil War

100

The state bird of Texas

Mockingbird

200

The 11 year old girl who was captured by the Comanches and lived with them for 25 years

Cynthia Parker

200

A professional horse handler that cared for the crew's horses

Wrangler

200

Formed one of the most famous cattle drive trails with Charles Goodnight

Oliver Loving

200

This city was the first to issue railroad bonds

San Antonio

200

The state flower of Texas

Bluebonnet

300

Name that the America Indians gave to African American troops

Buffalo Soldiers

300

The ultimate authority on the cattle drive

Trail Boss

300

Created ways to concentrate milk

Gail Borden, Jr.

300

This Texas town declined in importance when it was bypassed by new rail lines

Jefferson

300

The state song of Texas

Texas, Our Texas

400

During this battle at a trading post 28 men and 1 woman had the advantage of buffalo guns

Battle of Adobe Walls

400

The second most important person on a cattle drive

The cook

400

Famous for his “cattle rustling in a region known as Nueces strip”

John King Fisher

400

The number of farms in Texas increased to this number in 1900

350,000

400

The state motto

Friendship

500

In this battle the Comanches left behind their supplies, including 1,400 horses

Battle of Palo Duro Canyon

500

An invention by Goodnight that carried food, water barrels, and other supplies on the drive

Chuckwagon

500

She was the first woman to ride into the Chisom Trail and earned the title Cattle Queen

Lizzie Johnson

500

Many of this group of people immigrated to the United States and found work building railroads

Chinese

500

The  flags over Texas

Spain, France, Mexico, Texas, Confederate States of America, and the United States of America