'Cattle boom' presentation slideshows

Do Now : In your Comp. Notebooks

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Ch.19 REVIEW

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The Plains Indians Chapter 18, Section 1

The Plains Indians Chapter 18, Section 1. The Great Plains (GP) The GP are in the middle of the U.S. and stretch from Texas to Canada. The Plains Indians inhabited this region and relied on horses and Buffalo for their survival.

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32.1 Mining, Railroads, and Cattle Rush

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Frederick Jackson Turner

Frederick Jackson Turner. Frederick Jackson Turner, The Significance of the Frontier in American History (1873)

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US History Old West Unit (1865-1890)

US History Old West Unit (1865-1890). Knight. Presidents During the Old West. Grover Cleveland 1885-1889. Chester A. Arthur 1881-1885. James Garfield 1881. Rutherford B. Hayes 1877-1881. Frontier Experience.

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14.3 The Cattle Boom

14.3 The Cattle Boom. Objectives 1. Discuss the events surrounding the cattle boom 2. Discuss how the US government helped the cattle boom. Bellringer. Look at the map on p. 445 and answer the question. Copy HW. Read p. 449-453 and take notes on

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What was the role of cowboys and cattlemen in the exploitation of the Plains?

What was the role of cowboys and cattlemen in the exploitation of the Plains?. Key Topic 4: Settlement and Conflict on the Plains 1861-77. The Civil War The Plains Indians The Open Range Demands in the East The railroads Cow towns US army Goodnight and Iliff. Starter-

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Input

Input. Boom and Bust in the Cattle Kingdom Overstocking and a spell of bad weather eventually put an end to the cattle boom. The cattle boom lasted from the 1860s to the 1880s. In 1886 and 1887, a cycle of scorching summers and frigid winters killed millions of cattle.

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Mining and Ranching

Mining and Ranching. The Main Idea Many people sought fortunes during the mining and cattle booms of the American West. Reading Focus How did mining lead to new settlements in the West? Why did mining become big business? How and why did the cattle boom come to an end?.

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Social Studies Chapter 19

Social Studies Chapter 19. Section 3 The Cattle Kingdom. Creating a Cattle Kingdom. The Spaniards set up ranches in the SW After the CW the demand for beef increased Cattle drives drove animals hundreds of miles north The Chisholm Trail linked Texas and the Kansas Pacific RxR

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