| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Native Americans usually had the advantage in battles with the U.S. army until | the Colt pistol was invented |
| Native Americans resisted reservation life because they f | needed the buffalo to survive, insisted West Texas belonged to them ,and wanted to roam free over the plains |
| The land north of Texas, which is present-day Oklahoma, was called | Indian Territory |
| The Treaty of medicine Lodge Creek was signed in | Kansas |
| Satanta, Big Tree,a and Satank were all Native American Chiefs that were arrested after | the Warren Wagontrain Raid |
| After a two-week tour of Texas, General Sherman became convinced that | the peace policy was NOT successful |
| Striking Eagle said that Native Americans viewed the buffalo as their | money |
| after the battle of adobe walls, the Comanches, Kiowas, Cheyennes, and other Plains people | increased attacks on frontier settlements |
| the most decisive battle of the Red River campaign was at | Palo Duro Canyon |
| the Native Americans who raided settlements along the Rio Grande after 1875 were the | Apaches and Kickapoos |
| Poor Texans and Tejanos | had their land taken illegally |
| Ambitious ranchers | expanded their land and herds |
| Civil War deserters and outlaws | crossed into Texas |
| The end of the wars in the American West also marked the end of | Native Americans' way of life |
| Agrican American troops were kicknamed "buffalo soldiers" by | Native Americans |
| effective, brave, and ruthless can all describe what group of people | Texas Rangers |
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