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Lesson Quiz 2
Conflict on the Frontier
DIRECTIONS: True/False Indicate whether the statement is true (T) or false (F).
1. General Sherman worked for peace after the Warren Wagon Train Raid.​
2.The Native Americans who attacked the Warren Wagon Train had left their
reservation in Indian Territory.
3.Native Americans were required to register on reservations after President
Grant put the army in charge of Native American affairs in West Texas.
4.General Philip Sheridan opposed the slaughter of the buffalo.​
5.Quanah Parker won a major victory in the attack on buffalo hunters.
DIRECTIONS: Multiple Choice Indicate the answer choice that best answers the question.
6.Why did the governor change Satanta’s sentence from death to life in prison?​
A. Davis wanted Native Americans to see a positive side of Texas justice.
B. Texas officials did not believe that Satanta was guilty.
C. Davis believed Satanta’s execution would cause a war.
D. Most Texans did not want Satanta put to death.
7. What was the purpose of the Red River Campaign?
B. to provide a new home for the Native Americans in the Texas Panhandle
C. for the Kiowa and Comanche to set up winter camps in canyons and valleys
D. for the Kiowa, Comanche, and Cheyenne to move to West Texas for winter
8.What was Colonel Ranald S. Mackenzie’s role in the Red River Campaign? A. escorted settlers on the Plains
C. led the attack in Palo Duro Canyon
B. attacked at Adobe Walls
D. defeat renegades along the Rio Grande
9.What actions did Sherman order following the Warren Wagon Train Raid?
A. to find all of the Native American leaders and put them on trial
B. to slow settlement by Anglo Americans in West Texas
C. to build forts throughout the Panhandle and West Texas
D. to destroy the camps of Native Americans not living on reservations
10.Which of the following events occurred last during the West Texas Wars?
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A. Adobe Walls
C. Buffalo Wallow Fight
B. Palo Duro Canyon
D. Warren Wagon Train Raid
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A. to trap the Native Americans that refused to register on the reservations