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unit 6 vocab

vocab

TermDefinition
extinction complete destruction
dragoon mounted soldiers
guerrilla soldiers that are not apart of a regular army
desperado reckless, bold outlaws
Salt creek massacre Kiowa tribe leaders and 100 Kiowans raided a wagon train, killed 7 anglos and burned all their wagons
Quanah parker The son of Comanche Chief, peta Nocona and cynthia Ann Parker. He was skilled hunter and his band of inians repeatedly outwitted the U.S
industry the processing of raw materials into goods for sale
avenge to harm or punish someone who harmed you
beneficial producing good, helpful results or outcomes
confined trapped in a vary small area
merge to join or come together
vaquero Spanish cowboys
quarantine to isolate or seperate from people
drovers people who move livestock to market
remuda a group of spare horses used on a cattle drive
mustang wild horse
open range a vast area of udeveloped public land held by state goverment
internal improvements changes to a community that helped boost a regouns econmy
strike a work stoppage to force an employers to meet certain demands
enclousure fenced area
felony a serious crime that usually result in prison time
dominate to be most common
eliminate to remove or get rid of something
enable to allow
reliable able to be trusted
commercial agriculture the growing of crops for sale in order to make profit
bonds certificate issued by a corperation or the goverment thst promised to repay
land grants A block of republic land that the goverment gives to a buisness
irrigate an artifisul way to supply water to land
interest the price paid for the use of borrowed money
southern pacific railroads The most important railroad company in1883
cease to stop happening
incentive a reward that encourages a certain behavore
surplus an amount of something that is more than what is needed
tenant farmers A person who rents a plot of land from its owner and pays for its use with share of the crop
supply & demand A law of demand that states that when the supley
cotton gin A machine that removes the seeds from the cotton
cottonseed oil the oil from cottonseed
bank notes a peice of paper issued by a bank
commercial banks a bank that handles everyday finacail
state charted bank banks controled by the state
gristmill a mill that grinds grain into flour
sawmill a machine that cuts wood
charter a contract
enable to make something able to do something
innovation a new idea
regulate to make rules that help control something
capitol a building in which the lawmakers meet
rebates a deductions from the amount paid for something
trusts a group of firms that agree to work
monopoly the compleet control of a comunity
trolley a streetcar powered by overhead electricity
segregation the seperation of blacks and whites
lynching the murder of someone without a fair trail
commodity something that is bought and sold
diplomacy the quality of being skilled
dwindle to graduly come small
embrace to accept reaidly
rampant spreading quikly
revive to become strong and active agine
barrier island protects the coast
hurricanes tropical storm that can traval up to 74 miles an hour
wildcaters people who took great risks drilling in areas not know to have oil
roughneck field hands who work in the oil indutry
spindletop south of buamont, an area where oil was struck that was a major source of oil
infastructure the basic equiptment and structures such as roads and bridages that are needed for a country
lariat a long rope with nose
depression a period of low times
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