John Wesley Harden and His Encounters

What was John Wesley Harden's response to the Indian's demand for a cattle tax?

• He paid the tax willingly.

• He negotiated a lower rate.

• He refused to pay and dealt with the threat.

• He avoided the area entirely.

How did John Wesley Harden handle the situation with the Mexican cowboys?

• He ignored their actions.

• He reported them to the authorities.

• He accused them of skimming from his herd.

• He joined forces with them.

What was the reaction of other cowboys to John Wesley Harden's growing reputation?

• They avoided him out of fear.

• They reported him to the law.

• They sought him out to shake his hand.

• They challenged him to duels.

What was the significance of Wild Bill Hickock in the narrative?

• He was a rival cattleman.

• He was a notorious outlaw.

• He was a member of Harden's group.

• He was a legendary lawman in Abilene.

What was the general sentiment among Harden's group as they approached Abilene?

• They were excited about a potential encounter with Wild Bill Hickock.

• They were eager for a peaceful visit.

• They were worried about running out of supplies.

• They were planning to avoid the town.