Important
People
Native American
Chiefs
Technology
That Helped Early Farmers
Early
Cowtowns
Boomtowns
100

An infamous Western train robber

Jesse James

100

Chief who refused to sign the Ft. Laramie treaty

Crazy Horse

100

Implement that helped farmers work in the field

steel plow

100

First place where cattle were driven

Sedalia, MO

100

City where an early boomtown sprang up rapidly after a gold strike

Virginia City, NV

200

Well-known Western gunfighter

Billy the Kid

200

Led the Dakota Sioux uprising but only wanted to fight soldiers and not civilians

Little Crow

200

Implement that helped farmers harvest their crops

mechanical reaper

200

A destination of cattle drives in the West

Dodge City, KS

200

Another state where boomtowns sprang up

Colorado

300

Person who found a massive silver lode

Henry Comstock

300

Chief who also refused to sign the Ft. Laramie treaty

Sitting Bull 

300

The vehicle that revolutionized farmers' work

steam tractor

300

Another destination for Western cattle drives

Kansas City, MO 

300

Another state where boomtowns sprang up further west

Montana

400

Jesse James' partner

Doc Holiday

400

Chief who led his people to the Sioux Reservation

Red Cloud

400

An implement that helped with harvest

threshing machine

400

Another mid-western cattle drive destination

Wichita, KS

400

Others states where boomtowns sprang up

the Dakotas

500

Well-known Western lawman

Wyatt Earp

500

Chief who led his people to the fort at Sand Creek where they were massacred

Black Kettle

500

Farmers built this to make getting water much easier

windmill

500

the Western-most cattle drive ended here

Cheyenne, WY

500

Two other states where boomtowns sprang up

Arizona and New Mexico