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TH Ch. 19 Cattle and Cotton
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What system was commonly used for cotton farming that involved farmers working on someone else's land?
Ranch sharing
Free farming
Sharecropping
Crop rotation
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Which technological advancement had the biggest impact on changing the cattle industry in Texas?
Steam engines
Horse saddles
Barbed wire fencing
Cotton gins
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The primary market for Texas cotton was:
France
New Orleans
England
New York
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Most cattle drives occurred between:
1865-1885
1905-1925
1885-1905
1845-1865
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The Texas cattle industry was influenced by _ ranching methods and Mexican vaquero traditions.
Cattle Kingdom
Spanish
barbed wire
railroads
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What ended the open range era?
Introduction of tractors
Decline in beef demand
Discovery of oil
Overgrazing and harsh winters
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The XIT Ranch was approximately:
2 million acres
4 million acres
1 million acres
3 million acres
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The Texas Longhorn breed was known for:
Docile nature
Short horns
High meat quality
Disease resistance
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_ was a key factor that helped the cattle industry thrive, allowing cattle to be transported to markets.
Cotton Industry
barbed wire
Railroads
Cattle Kingdom
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King Ranch was established by:
Charles Goodnight
Richard King
Shanghai Pierce
Samuel Maverick
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What was a key factor that contributed to the dominance of cattle ranching in Texas during the Era of Cattle and Cotton?
Industrialization
Increase in cotton farming
Open range
Urbanization
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What innovation helped preserve and transport beef over long distances?
Smoke houses
Refrigerated rail cars
Salt preservation
Canning systems
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The sharecropping system in Texas was characterized by:
Farmers providing labor in exchange for some of the crop
Farmers owning their own land
Equal profit sharing between landowner and farmer
Government regulation of farming practices
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The _ era took place from 1865 to 1885 and was characterized by the dominance of cattle ranching in Texas.
barbed wire
Cattle Kingdom
Cotton Industry
Railroads
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Barbed wire was introduced in:
1870
1865
1880
1874
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What was the largest ranch in Texas?
6666 Ranch
JA Ranch
King Ranch
XIT Ranch
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What was the primary cattle trail used to move cattle north?
Chisholm Trail
Appalach
Oregon Trail
Santa Fe Trail
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Which group's traditions heavily influenced Texas ranching methods?
African Americans
Mexican vaqueros
European settlers
Native Americans
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How did cotton gins change farming?
They sped up the processing of cotton
They increased planting speed
They improved soil quality
They reduced the need for labor
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Which of these was NOT one of the major cattle trails used during the cattle drive era?
Western Trail
Goodnight-Loving Trail
Santa Fe Trail
Chisholm Trail
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Who invented barbed wire?
Cyrus McCormick
Eli Whitney
Joseph Glidden
Alexander Graham Bell
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The open range era ended primarily due to:
Railroad expansion
Drought
Cattle disease
Fence laws
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What factor contributed most to the growth of the cotton industry in Texas?
The invention of refrigerated rail cars
The development of barbed wire
The climate and soil conditions
The end of cattle drives
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What was a primary responsibility of a trail boss during cattle drives?
Negotiating cattle prices
Making decisions about the route and crew safety
Cooking for the crew
Breaking in new horses
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Which of these factors did NOT contribute to the end of the open range?
Fence laws
Railroad expansion
Overgrazing
Harsh winters
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Cotton farming in Texas was most challenged by:
Labor shortage
Boll weevil
Poor soil
Drought
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Which factor contributed to the growth of agricultural communities in Texas?
Lack of educational systems
Decline in population
Social structures and trade
Decreased transportation options
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Who among these was a famous Texas rancher?
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston
Charles Goodnight
John Wesley Hardin
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Sharecroppers typically received:
2/3 crop
1/2 crop
1/3 crop
1/4 crop
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Which breed of cattle became associated with early Texas ranching?
Brahman
Angus
Texas Longhorn
Hereford
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What was the typical duration of a cattle drive?
6-7 months
2-3 weeks
2-3 months
4-5 months
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What was the size of the King Ranch during this period?
2 million acres
3 million acres
825,000 acres
1 million acres
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The vaquero traditions primarily influenced which aspect of Texas ranching?
Ranching techniques and equipment
Business management
Cattle breeding
Ranch architecture
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The Chisholm Trail ended in:
Denver
Chicago
St. Louis
Abilene
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What was the primary time period known as the "Cattle Kingdom" in Texas?
1905-1925
1885-1905
1845-1865
1865-1885
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