Unit 3 review

The Organic Act of 1890 created commissions, defined boundaries, and paved the way for statehood.

The Cherokee Strip was sold to the Cherokee Strip Livestock Association for $3.00 an acre.

Which Act authorized negotiations to acquire the Unassigned Lands from the Creek, Seminole, and Cherokee?

Which trail extended from South Texas all the way to Canada and passed through Doan's Store?

Cowboys herded buffalo to be loaded up onto trains and shipped east for slaughter.

Which college football team uses the phrase "Boomer Sooner" and is also the names of their mascots?

During the late 1800's, how did America get most of its beef?

Who led a series of strikes in the coal fields and helped create the United Mine Workers Union in the Twin Territories?

The "Katy" and the "Frisco" are the names of the first major railroads through Indian Territory.

Cowboys were typically very wealthy and made a bunch of money on the cattle drives.

What was the name of the world famous ranch near Ponca City?

Which trail runs through central Oklahoma and featured Duncan's Store as one of its stops?

Who worked at the 101 Ranch and was a famous black cowboy who invented the art of "bull-dogging" ?

Who created the Oklahoma Mining Company near a town that would be named after him?

Cowboys typically consumed all of the following except what?

What was the name of the Saloon between Lexington and Purcell?

The first land run in Oklahoma occured in the Unassigned lands in 1889.

The Cattle drives ended because of things like barbed wire fencing, quarantines, and extended railroads.

Which Industry was three times as deadly in the Twin Territories than anywhere else in America at the time?

Vaquero is the original term for cowboy, cattle driving as we know it began in Mexico.