Cattlemen Millionaire
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The document is a quiz about cattle ranching in the American West in the late 19th century. It asks multiple choice questions about longhorn cattle, famous cattleman Charles Goodnight who drove cattle to New Mexico, the Goodnight-Loving Trail from Texas to Kansas, why settlers disliked cattlemen, the term for gathering cattle ("round up"), how barbed wire changed the industry, and how cattlemen solved water issues on the plains (wind pumps).
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