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ACBS 160 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS
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ANSWERS

Why did the native cattle of Kansas and Missouri die when the Texas longhorn arrived?
- Answer- Texas longhorn brought cattle fever from tick infestations

Investment money for ranching came from _________ and large corporations formed. -
Answer- overseas especially Scotland

What did the XIT and King ranches contribute to ranching? - Answer- They contributed
large numbers of cattle to populate the northern states as well as to slaughter.

Why did the ranching boom end in 1885 - 1886? What happened? - Answer- - Winter
1885 - 1886 killed up to 85% of cattle in some areas
- Drought in 1887, blizzard in 1888 killed even more

What happened to the buffalo? - Answer- - Massive slaughter of the last of the buffalo
after the Civil War.
- Replaced by Longhorn cattle

In 1887, what was started in Denver when the cattlemen various states got together? -
Answer- National Livestock Association

What did John Deere develop that made plowing matted soil easier? - Answer- steel
moldboard plow

Where did Turkey Red Wheat grow well? - Answer- Kansas

Why were swine raised during this time called "cob-rollers"? - Answer- They were small,
short, fat, and they rolled corn cobs around with their nose.

What city had the largest horse and mule sales facilities in the U.S.? - Answer- Chicago

Why were associations for the different breeds of animal formed? - Answer- To keep
accurate breed records

What was the Babcock Test? - Answer- It tested the amount of butterfat in milk

During this time in the East, there were several influential men. Name them and the
trade they were famous for. - Answer- - John D. Rockefeller - Standard oil in Ohio

, - Henry Frick and Andrew Carnegie - Steel
- E.H. Harriman - Railroad
- J.P. Morgan - Finance
- Thomas Edison - Inventor

How did the Teamsters Union get its name? - Answer- They drove the teams of horses.

The so-called "range wars" were between.... - Answer- Cattle and Sheep

Who developed the steel moldboard plow with rotation coulter? - Answer- Deere

What animals were so profitable that they gained the name "mortagage lifters"? -
Answer- Pig

In 1887, what provided federal funds for development of state agricultural experiment
stations? - Answer- Hatch act

This allowed the number of eggs produced by individual hens to be recorded. - Answer-
Trap nesting

What two things helped the English move from the small cottage industries to the larger
factory system of industry? - Answer- They used steam rather than water for power, and
they used coal instead of wood.

Who developed china for everyday living? - Answer- Josiah Wedgewood

The breeds that were created by Bakewell were referred to as the? - Answer- Dishley
Breeds

What four crops were used in field rotation to keep the fields productive? - Answer-
Wheat, turnips, barley and clover

What feeds could be stored easily so more animals could be kept during the winter
months and fed? - Answer- Turnip and clover

What was land closure, and what was the advantage? - Answer- It was used to control
breeding

Which war was important during this time to livestock production? - Answer- Napoleonic
Wars

Who was Robert Bakewell? What was he credited with doing? - Answer- The man that
created the Dishley breeds. He was credited with setting the pattern of modern animal
breeding.

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