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Cattlemen

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Begins in Texas

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Texan Longhorn

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Role of civil war

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Industrial north

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Goodnight and Loving Trail

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Cattle trails

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Railroads

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Chuck wagons

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Abilene

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Why did they move onto the open range?

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Open range

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Cowboys

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Weather

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Branding

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Rustling

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Riding the line

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Rounding up

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Why did the open range come to an end?

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Overstocking

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Winter 1886/1887

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Barbed wire

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Questions• Explain the main features of the work of

a cowboy. (5)

• By 1890, the open range and the traditional life of the cowboy were coming to an end. Explain why this was happening. (8)

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• How successful were the cattlemen in coping with the problems facing cattle ranching on the Plains? (8)

• Explain why cattle ranching spread to the Great Plains. (7)

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• By 1890 the traditional method of cattle ranching on the open range had ended. Explain how the following factors together helped to bring this about: the overstocking of the Great Plains; the weather in 1886-87; barbed wire. (8)

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Railroads