Traveling the Oregon Trail
Cowboys & Outlaws
Transcontinental Railroad
Louisiana Purchase
Pioneers
100

The main vehicle used to carry a pioneer's belongings

Wagon 

100

The country cowboys originated from

Mexico

100

The number of routes of the transcontinental railroad

2

100

A state that was created from the Louisiana Purchase 

Louisiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Texas, Minnesota, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota 

100

This could destroy or wipe out an entire farm on the frontier 

Wildfire, Drought, Tornado, or Insects 

200

A danger that pioneers faced while traveling on the trail

Disease, Weather, Accidents, Snake Bites, Robbers

200

The name given to those who stole from others and ran from the law

Outlaws 

200

This president signed the Pacific Railroad Act into law in 1862

Abraham Lincoln 

200

President who bought the Louisiana Territory from France

Thomas Jefferson

200

The age children started to work on the frontier 

4-5

300

These people were in charge of the wagon trains

Captains

300

Name a piece of clothing worn by cowboys that protected them

10 gallon hats, chaps, cowboy boots, etc. 

300
The amount of time it took to travel across the U.S. 

6 Days 

300

This port city was gained by the U.S. in 1803

New Orleans 

300

He invented the steel plow in 1837

John Deere

400

The nickname for a covered wagon 

Prairie Schooner 

400

This man was shot and killed while holding the "dead man's hand"

Wild Bill Hickok 

400

Groups of immigrants who worked on the railroad

Chinese and Irish 
400

Important river gained from the Louisiana Purchase 

Mississippi 

400

Homes were made from this on the frontier 

Sod 

500

The main reason pioneers traveled in wagon trains 

They were safer 

500

The nickname given to a gang of horse thieves and bank robbers 

The Wild Bunch 

500

This was the nickname that the Native Americans gave to trains 

Iron Horse 

500

Explored the Louisiana Territory with the help of Sacajawea 

Lewis and Clark 

500

The two seasons that children went to school

Summer and Winter