Index 11/18/02 11:21 AM Page 699
699-712 TXSE_BM_Index 11/18/02 11:21 AM Page 699 INDEXINDEX An i preceding a page reference in italics indicates that there is an illustration as well as text information on that page. An m or a c preceding an italic page reference indicates a map or a chart, as well as text information on that page. Abamillo, 219 agriculture, m64, 286 Alto, Texas, 120 AAbbot, E.C. “Teddy Blue,” 366 and agribusiness, 503, 540 Álvarez de Piñeda, Alonso, 26 “Abilene Man,” 77 and cash crops, 287, 393–394 Álvarez, Francisca, 223 Abilene, Kan., 366, 367 after Civil War, 382–384 Alvin, Tex., 9 Abilene, Tex., 77 during Civil War, 316–317 Amarillo, Tex., 576 abolitionist, 278 climate and, 149, 479–480, 643, 644 America Firsthand, 325 absolute location, 20, 28 and commercial farming, 383 American GI Forum, 511, 512 acequias, 149, 150 and corn, 286, 288 American Indian Heritage Festival, 92 Adaes, 123, 127 and cotton, 391–394, 401 Americans with Disabilities Act, 527 Adair, John G., 372 and cotton gin, 389 Amistad Dam, 49 Adair, Paul N. “Red,” i542 and cottonseed oil, 398, 401 Amon G. Carter Museum, 428 Adams, John Quincy, 194, 241 and diversity, 541 Amon G. Carter Foundation, 428 Adams, Luciano, 490–491 and drought, 479 Ampudía, Pedro de, 251 Adams-Onís Treaty, 73, 171 and Dust Bowl, 480 Anahuac, Tex., 188, 196, 197, 198–199, Adelsverein. See Society for the Protection and dust storms, m479 204, 214 of German Immigrants. and food production, c541 Anderson Mill, i317 Admiral Nimitz Museum, i492 on frontier, 154, 178 Anderson, Thomas, 317 Adobe Walls, 347, 355 during
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