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Strange But True Facts Of The Wild West

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Stagecoach Mary Fields

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Bass Reeves and Black cowboys

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Fun Facts

Fun Fact

Chaps origin: The protective leather leggings worn by cowboys were invented by Mexican vaqueros, who called them chaparreras.

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Quizzes

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From which language does the word lasso originate?

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What percentage of cowboys in the American West are estimated to have been Black?

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How did deputy US Marshal Bass Reeves manage to read federal arrest warrants despite being illiterate?

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Which legendary deputy US Marshal is believed to have inspired the story of the Lone Ranger?

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What protective clothing did Mexican vaqueros invent to protect their legs from thorny brush?

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Why did mail carrier Stagecoach Mary Fields famously carry a rifle and a pistol?

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What was the primary occupation of the famous frontierswoman Mary Fields, also known as Stagecoach Mary?

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What major infrastructure project employed over 11,000 Chinese immigrants in the 1860s?

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Glosario

Glossary
vaquero (noun)
A Spanish or Mexican cowboy or herdsman. Richard King recruited these skilled Mexican horsemen in 1854 to manage his massive South Texas ranch.

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Gossip

Gossip

Who was the ultimate frontier hero?

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Videos

misslily At age sixty, Mary Fields defended her Montana stagecoach from wolves and thieves, never missing a day.

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misslily Chinese pioneers of the West

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misslily The original Mexican vaqueros

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