Madi's cowboys and outlaws crossword

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Across
  1. 4. how did ranchers move cattle to the east during the 1870s?
  2. 8. who was the most violent Indian tribe?
  3. 9. wife is Nancy Brown
  4. 10. led his people the Nez Perce In a dramatic effort to escape to Canada?
  5. 14. besides drought was was another reason farmers struggle with making money in the late 1800’s
  6. 18. who’s real name is Henry MaCarty?
  7. 19. what was a major route used for cattle drives from Texas to Kanasa during the late 1860s to the 1880s
  8. 20. what was the old name for cowboys.
  9. 22. growing crops without irrigation in dry regions?
  10. 23. Someone who rides the range on a horse rounding up cattle?
  11. 24. what was the Indian war of 1860 in California?
  12. 25. who was born in Clay County, Missouri in 1847 famous for being a bank and train robber?
  13. 26. they grazed large plots of unsettled lands, continually moving their herds to fresher pastures?
  14. 27. spanish speaking immigrants to the southwestern cities settled in neighborhoods?
  15. 28. Stealing of peoples cattle, especially on the open range
Down
  1. 1. born January 11, 1885, on Indian territory?
  2. 2. who killed 27 men by his 21st birthday
  3. 3. what outlaw had a career as a deputy U.S. marshal under?
  4. 5. Who was most well-known American Indian chiefs and is credited with killing Custer?
  5. 6. who is renowned for the gunfight at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, Arizona?
  6. 7. what was a problem farmers faced in the late 1800s?
  7. 11. provided 160 acres of federal land to anyone who agreed to farm the land?
  8. 12. what was the most important crop by 1860?
  9. 13. This crop took over for cotton as the best crop in the late 1800’s
  10. 15. someone who has broken the law usually ran from lawmen and called them this
  11. 16. the average cowboy made how much in a month?
  12. 17. Outlaw who was murdered on February 3, 1889 at the age of 40?
  13. 21. who’s last word were “This world is a bubble, – trouble wherever you go”