WWTTWW by Weston Starr

Crazy Horse

westonstarr — 2025-04-15 19:45:01 UTC

Crazy horse, was the lakota chief. He appears in the shocking Fetterman fight after he and his warriors fought against Fetterman and his 80 warriors. After coming over a mountain seeing them ready like warriors ,but after the sad fight he had defeated the warriors of fetterman. war leader known for his resistance against the U.S. government's encroachment on Native American territory, particularly during the Black Hills War, and for his role in the Battle of the Little Bighorn.

wild bill "hickok"

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 17:03:51 UTC

Wild Bill Hickok was one of the greatest gunfighters, lawmen and was desperate for money. Wild Bill Hickok was known for accidentally shooting his own deputy. He was playing cards at the bar when he heard gunshots and cheering outside. He ran out the door and saw his men cheering and then shot the man that pulled a gun on him and before the man could pull the trigger wild Bill had got his gun out cocked it and shot the man. He heard a voice from behind him and when he turned around he saw a man running after him as soon as he saw him he had shot, but when he walked over to him he had saw it was his deputy trying to tell him something.This is normal Wild Bill.

Oklahoma City

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 17:24:39 UTC

Oklahoma City was a place where multiple reservations were at. Oklahoma was where the Nez Perce tribe had to move away from because General Oliver Howard decided it would be better for them to travel extra miles on foot since the Nez Perce were late on moving. Joseph demanded that the Nez Perce we originally supposed to travel safely to a reservation in Idaho, but Sherman threw a fit about it so they had to do what he wanted. Oklahoma was a place where they said what ever tribe got there first that could be their new reservation. That is why all the native Americans, and the indians all rushed there to try and get Oklahoma City as their own reservation. This is Oklahoma City.

promontory point, Utah

2025-04-16 19:29:26 UTC

Promontory point, Utah was the the Place. This was the place were both Union Pacific, and central pacific met after they were racing to this point. They met after they connected the railroad and started cheering. They had drinks and partied there. Leland Stanford and Thomas Durant both took turns driving the last little bit of the railroad and ended up at Promontory point, in Utah. They both missed the spot because of how drunk they were, but just about everyone was drunk that day because they were all trying to have fun and celebrate because of what they did. They all celebrated because of all the harsh things they went through.

Wagons

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 19:52:04 UTC

Wagons were used for traveling to places far away. They used them for holding people and their belongings so they did not have to walk and leave a lot of their belongings behind. They used these for the Oregon trail so they could travel way faster. During the Oregon trail many people died from suffering by weather or starvation. They mostly died because of the harsh weather, including 60 feet of snow and up to the 100s in the summer. The wagons were great for the people because when they traveled they didn't have to walk but they could also trade off for the rains of the oxen so more people could sleep.

Oxen

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 20:14:04 UTC

Oxen. These animals were used for traveling. They were hooked up to the rains of the wagon and used them to pull it. The oxen helped them travel to long distance places to make it easier on the people. These animals were very strong and had a lot of strength. These were also a food source for the people if they did not have enough food on the trips that they traveled they would kill one of the oxen and leave the others to pull the wagons.

Sitting Bull

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 21:56:12 UTC

When people were trying to kick indians off land and make them go to reservation were they said they should be Sitting Bull once said "I wish it to be remembered that I was the last man of my tribe to surrender my rifle." Sitting Bull was particularly known for being pushed onto reservation and getting in a big war against Little Bighorn. Sitting Bull was mostly known for his leader ship in the Sioux wars because he was a very hard thinker and a great plan maker.

Nat love quote

westonstarr — 2025-04-16 22:09:55 UTC

Nat Love, one of the toughest cowboys there ever was he had jumped on a horse that no one has or could ever ride and then he once said"Fear is a stranger to the ways of love. Identify with fear, and you will be a stranger to yourself." He did this because he had know fear and he wanted to do this so he could show the other cowboys what a true cowboy is and how much fear he had.