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| promised settlers who lived on land 5 years that they could own that land |
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| people who moved west to settle land |
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| another name for a horse thief |
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| protect the cowboys' hands from rope burns and blisters |
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| group of U.S. Army soldiers that would travel and ride on horses |
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| people who tried to keep peace in towns |
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| lawmen who took care of huge territories |
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| protects from sun and rain, carries water, fans fire |
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| protects neck from sun, keeps dust out of nose, used as a bandage |
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| man in charge of the cattle drive |
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| moving herds of cattle from one place to another |
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| a mark the cowboys put on all the cattle |
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| a piece of metal bent into a shape |
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| Who invented bulldogging? |
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| worked in towns and cities |
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| General George Armstrong Custer |
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| went into battle against hundreds of angry warriors at Little Bighorn |
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| compare/contrast the Old West and the Modern West |
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