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To play the game, click here! Cattle Drives and Oil Booms By Coach Cavallin

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Vaqueros, Lassos, and Rodeos are all evidence of which culture in the Texas Cattle Industry? Answer

Spanish

True or False: Cowboys’ jobs were exciting, paid well and was exclusively for Anglos. Answer

False

land and grazing rights known as the Range wars. Farmers used barbed wire to keep cattle from grazing on the open range, as a result cowboys practiced fence cutting; which resulted in the political battle over land and grazing rights known as the Range wars. Answer

Political conflict between cattle ranchers and cotton farmers on the frontier?

What social issues surrounded tenant farming and sharecropping? Answer

Sharecroppers and Tenant Farmers were unaware that they were underpaid. They also had to pay land owners for all supplies and ultimately lived the life of a slave with some payment because they only knew that lifestyle.

True or False: Dry Farming, irrigation, and terracing were techniques created in the West because of the large abundance of water available. Answer

False

oil boom in Texas producing 3.5 million barrels in the first year. In 1901, the striking of oil at this oil field was seen as the event that jumpstarted the oil boom in Texas producing 3.5 million barrels in the first year. Answer

Spindletop

rural area to an urban area for jobs. The process of making an area more urban. The movement of people from a rural area to an urban area for jobs. Answer

Urbanization

Why did the Texas Railroad Commision have the ability to regulate the oil industry? Answer

The Texas Railroad Commission was responsible for regulating the transportation and prices of oil and other goods to extinguish corruption.

Which was a major factor in the industrialization (the introduction of large scale manufacturing) of Texas? Answer

Automobiles(cars)

they received from manufacturers? How did workers respond to the poor working conditions and poor treatment they received from manufacturers? Answer

They formed labor unions.

Which marked the beginning of the oil boom in Texas? Answer

Spindletop

Largest oil discovery in Texas at the time, pumped between 3.5 to 4 million barrels per year. Answer

Spindletop

when a population undergoes repeated cycles of overshoots followed by crashes Answer

Boom and Bust

an industrial installation where a substance is cleaned and purified Answer

Refinery

Pattillo Higgins and Anthony Lucas The Daily Double! Pattillo Higgins and Anthony Lucas Answer

Struck Oil on Spindletop 1901

Why did the cotton industry explode after the Civil War even though the Southern plantation owners believed it would fail after the abolition of slavery? Answer

sharecropping and tenant farmers didn’t get paid well, it was enough incentive to make the cotton industry explode from 300,000 bails to 3,000,000 bails.

Why were buffalo important to Native Americans of the Plains Answer

Food

Which of these eventually forced American Indians onto the reservations Answer

Mass Slaughter of Buffalo

Cattle were first brought to America by explorers from Answer

Spain

c. not popular in South Texas. d. easy and safe 13. Trail driving was - a. hard work. b. done only by Tejanos. c. not popular in South Texas. d. easy and safe Answer

A. Hard work

Most cattle trails took Texas cattle from the southern part of the state to Answer

railroads in Missouri and Kansas

a farmer who gives a part of each crop as rent and leases supplies and materials from land owner Answer

Sharecroppers

Texas railroad commissioner who had supported of the Southern Farmers Alliance. Answer

Jim Hogg

This was the year Reconstruction ended Answer

1877

A cross breed of cattle that was suitable for long drives and was worth more money in the northwest Answer

Longhorn