LACROSS&DOWN K9 aLUB1.21SUBHUMID..H..CHINOOK..L.......O...I.O..AQUIVIRA.FARMING.MEAN..Z..E....S...H.A..SHAZARD...LEWIS..D..A..A.A....O.I..D.I..S.PRONGHORN.COMANCHE.S.D.G.E..G.K..U....PH...E.D..H..RAINFALLR.BAR.G.CODE..S..D.OU.A...E..R..L....U.WBARBS.S..NIZA.JAMES...B....A....N....N..POOR..BRANDED.MORTON..U.W..T..R......U.OPER.A..E..Y.W.O..R.BE...L..S....O.POWELLDOG.K.SIGNS.M.E.I..EE...E..A....E.N.N...RIPARIAN.BRONC.ADAMS--------..-..-------..-.......-...-.-..--------.-------.----..-..-....-...-.-..-------...-----..-..-..-.-....-.-..-.-..-.---------.--------.-.-.-.-..-.-..-....--...-.-..-..---------.---.-.----..-..-.--.-...-..-..-....-.------.-..----.-----...-....-....-....-..----..-------.------..-.-..-..-......-.----.-..-..-.-.-..-.--...-..-....-.---------.-.-----.-.-.-..--...-..-....-.-.-...--------.-----.-----Walter P. Webb's Great Plains Composed by Tom Isern © Copyright Tom Isern 2004Level, treeless, and thisThe grizzly of the PlainsIt changed the whole life and economy of the Plains IndiansWarm wind from the mountainsThese alluvial Plains are the heart of the regionFirst adjective for Plains IndiansBecame a territory along with NebraskaCoronado's disappointmentLong mistook the Canadian for itIt required a larger land base on the PlainsIn conclusion, what do the Great Plains ____ to American life?Webb's foil for understanding the literary WestFights like the very devilHis journals were meager and unsatisfactoryBovine survivorWater will do this, and be lost from the surface, unless stopped by tillageHe sought a southern route for the iron horseAmerican antelopeComposed of osage orangeHorsemen without peerPlains formations: tall grass, short grass, and this desert formationDo this deep to begin dry farmingToo little of this west of the 98th MeridianDominant characteristic of frontier literatureElement in many brandsNebraska scholar of windmillsThe West had this in lieu of lawThe Plains needed new laws for water and thisGlidden twisted them into his wiresFriar who said he saw CibolaPhysician of Stephen H. LongWater source for fortunate valleysBefore the horse, Plains Indians were this indeedFor identification, an animal is marked or thisFarming system of H.W. CampbellFather of Arbor DayPanhandle painter of the prairie and seaThe horse pistol was named for himBeret's bold husbandPer Hansa's triumphant boyThe Plains repelled themRange of the Cattle KingdomProphet of water rightsIt raised water for the PlainsBarking rodent of the prairieSilent speech of Plains IndiansEastern law of water rightsHorse not yet brokenAndy the cowboyPuzzle based on Walter P. Webb's foundational work of regional history.