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4. A farmer who, in exchange for labor is provided with seed, tools, living quarters, and food and receives a share of the value of the crop.
8. An African American soldier serving in the western United States after the Civil War.
10. A place where livestock are penned before they are slaughtered or shipped elsewhere.
14. The belief that it is wrong to use violence to settle conflicts.
15. Separated based on membership in a racial or ethnic group.
18. Extending or going across the continent.
20. A group of investors who join together to fund a business.

1. A legal agreement in which a person borrows money to buy property and pays back the money owed over a period of years.
2. A farming approach that uses careful plowing to keep loose soil on top, slowing evaporation to keep soil moist.
3. A reform movement that tried to correct social and political problems.
5. Laws discriminating against African Americans.
6. Public land that could be used by anyone, usually for grazing cattle.
7. The right to vote.
9. The Spanish word for "rancher".
11. Barbed-wire fence dozens of miles long used in the Texas Panhandle to mark the northern and southern limits of a rancher's land to prevent livestock from drifting off the land and wild cattle from drifting onto it and competing for food.
12. A ranch hand who takes care of saddle horses.
13. A farmer who works land owned by another and pays rent either in cash or in shares of the crop.
16. A person who moves livestock overland to market.
17. A combination of companies formed by an agreement to reduce competition.
19. A business or organization owned and operated by the people who work in it or who use its services.