| A | B |
|---|
| A vein of valuable metal | Lode |
| An grazing area without farms, or fences. | Open Range |
| An abandoned town without people | Ghost Town |
| To go across a continent | Transcontinental |
| Money the government gives you to help you do something. | Subsidy |
| Someone who takes the law into their own hands | Vigilante |
| Unrefined metal mixed in with impurities | Ore |
| Spanish term for a cow rancher | Vaquero |
| Someone who farms on the great plains | Sodbuster |
| An ownership symbol burned into a cow | Brand |
| A home /farm on the great plains | Homestead |
| Drilling holes in the sod and the dropping seeds down the hole. | Dry Farming |
| People who travel from place to place | Nomadic |
| A social club for farmers in the 1800's | National Grange |
| Land put aside for Native Americans | Reservation |
| The belief that money should be backed by silver instead of gold | Free Silver |
| People who cooperate with each other and pool their resources | Cooperative |
| A political party for farmers and factory workers | Populist Party |
