Cowboys and Entrepreneurs

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Cowboys and Entrepreneurs
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I. Demand Looks for Supply
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Western Ranching

• Spanish Contributions
• Lariat (la reata), Chaps (chaparejos),
  
  Rodeo (rodear), Hat, Saddlehorn, Roping
  Methods
• Southern Contributions
• Cowboy, Herding Methods (dogs),
  roundups, cattle drives

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II. Tying the Nation Together
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III. Enter the Entrepreneur
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Joseph G. McCoy
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IV. Cattle Drives
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V. Corporations and the Spread of Ranching
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VI. Bust Follows Boom
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VII. An Ethnic Stew
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Bill Pickett
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Gilded Age Themes

• New Industries From Old
• Ties That Bind
• Enter the Entrepreneur
• Big Bucks
• Big Vulnerability
• Melting Pot or Stewpot?

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The Domestication of the Plains I
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The Domestication of the Plains I
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The Domestication of the Plains II
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