| A | B |
|---|
| Quakers | Society of Friends |
| Apaches | group led by Victorio in West Texas |
| Conditions by 1850 | Nearly all Native Americans removed from East Texas |
| Conditions by 1850 | Native Americans fought to keep settlers from moving west |
| Conditions by 1850 | settlers in West Texas lived in fear of raids by Native Americans |
| 1866 | federal soldiers stationed in West TExas to prevent Native American raids |
| reason U.S. Army failed to stop raids at first | soldiers were untrained |
| reason U.S. Army failed to stop raids at first | the soldiers were new and inexperienced |
| reason U.S. Army failed to stop raids at first | there were not enough soldiers |
| Lawrie Tatum | taught agricultural techniques to the Plains people |
| officials opposed executing Satanta | afraid of starting a war |
| white buffalo hunters | wanted the hides |
| lawlessness in South Texas increased | Civil War deserters |
| "Orator of the Plains" | Satanta |
| Colt pistol | put Native Americans at a disadvantage in battles |
| reason Native Americans resisted reservation life | they thought West Texas belonged to them |
| reason Native Americans resisted reservation life | they needed the buffalo to survive |
| reason Native Americans resisted reservation life | they wanted to roam free over the Plains |
| campaign | connected series of military operations |
| Quanah Parker | Comanche leader who settled disputes among Native American nations |
| General Sherman | convinced peace policy was not effective |
| Native Americans viewed buffalo | as their money |
| Plains nations increased raids | after the Battle of Adobe Walls |
| decisive battle of the Red River campaign | Palo Duro Canyon |
| Benjamin H. Grierson | commanded the Buffalo Soldiers |
| L. H. McNelly | commanded the Special Forces of the Texas Rangers |
| "Buffalo Soldiers" | nickname for African American soldiers |
| "Buffalo Soldiers" | nickname given by Native Americans |
