| A | B |
|---|
| gigantic wheat farms that made huge sums of money | bonanza farm |
| helped start the first bonanza farm in the Red River Valley and president of Northern Pacific Railroad | George Cass |
| home of the Marquis and his wife, Medora | Chateau de Morés |
| managed the first bonanza farm | Oliver Dalrymple |
| 1886 to 1876 when the eastern 2/3 of ND was settled | Great Dakota Boom |
| 160 acres of land given free to anyone meeting certain conditions | Homestead Act |
| Badlands town | Medora |
| first governor of North Dakota | John Miller |
| land that is not fenced where cattle graze | open range |
| squatters could buy the land on which they were living | Pre-emption Act |
| meeting all the requirements of homesteading and receiving the deed to the land | proving up |
| Badlands rancher and 26th U.S. President | Theodore Roosevelt |
| 160 acres of land given free to anyone agreeing to plant trees on 10 acres | Timber Culture Act |
| ranched in the Badlands and founded the town of Medora | Marquis de Mores |
| cavalry unit led by Theodore Roosevelt | Rough Riders |
