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| hardly bread of cattle raised by ranchers throughout out western Texas |
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| public land used by ranchers to graze herds |
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| rights to use sourses on the Great Plains; ranchers bought this right to given them exclusive control over the water and land around them |
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| Mexican cowboys in the west that tended to cattle |
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| act of driving cattle together collecting them in a herd |
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| long journeys on witch cowboys herd cattle to northern markets or grazing lands |
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| battles among ranchers and framers for use of the great plains |
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| name given to to plains farmers and plows used to up the regions tough sod |
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| farming with little or no water |
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| lands reserved for Indians to live on |
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| a wagon used to travel the Great Plains |
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| a way of travels by a train |
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| wire with prics to seperate land and keep cattel in and others out |
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| not part of the whole continet |
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| transcontinental rail road |
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| rail that goes accros the whole continent |
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