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| Cattle with horns up to six feet apart |
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| A mark made on cattle to tell which ranch owned them |
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| A trip to lead cattle along the trails to the railroad to be sold |
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| A herd of frightened animals running wild |
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| Twisted wire with sharp points made to keep cattle in an area |
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| The "Cattle Queen of Texas," she owned a large ranch |
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| Cattle trail that stretched from San Antonio to Abilene, Kansas |
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| Organization of farmers who helped each other |
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| A change intended to make things better |
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| Texas Railroad Commission |
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| Helped enforce fairness in railroad fees |
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| Fought against separation of whites and blacks, to keep them treated equally |
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| Helped Dallas grow by building hotels and a bridge over the Trinity river |
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| Governor of Texas and Railroad Commissioner, he helped rural Texans |
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| Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek |
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| Treaty between USA and Native Americans to move them to reservations |
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| Land set aside by the government |
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| Kiowa Chief who was captured by General Sherman |
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| General William Tecumseh Sherman |
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| Enforced the Treaty of Medicine Lodge Creek and moved the Native Americans to reservations |
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| Comanche Chief who helped his people survive on the reservation by building schools and raising cattle |
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| Colonel who battled Quanah Parker and forced them onto the reservation |
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| African American army officer who served as part of the Buffalo Soldiers |
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