🌾Farming on the Mesa Verde is challenging due to the arid climate and high altitude.
💧Water resources are limited on the Mesa Verde, making agriculture difficult.
🐂George Washington McLintock doubts the viability of farming on the Mesa Verde.
🌎The government gave settlers 160 acres to homestead on the Mesa Verde.
💼The settlers aim to create a future for themselves by farming on the Mesa Verde.
Why is farming on the Mesa Verde challenging?
—Farming on the Mesa Verde is challenging due to the arid climate and high altitude, which are not conducive to agriculture.
What are the main difficulties faced by settlers on the Mesa Verde?
—Settlers on the Mesa Verde face limited water resources and the skepticism of George Washington McLintock.
What resources did the government provide to settlers on the Mesa Verde?
—The government provided each settler with 160 acres to homestead on the Mesa Verde.
What are the settlers aiming to achieve by farming on the Mesa Verde?
—The settlers aim to create a future for themselves by farming and homesteading on the Mesa Verde.
Who is George Washington McLintock and why is he skeptical about farming on the Mesa Verde?
—George Washington McLintock is skeptical about the success of farming on the Mesa Verde due to the challenges posed by the arid climate and high altitude.
09:31George Washington McLintock expresses skepticism about the viability of farming on the Mesa Verde.
09:54The government provided settlers with 160 acres to homestead on the Mesa Verde.
11:32George Washington McLintock warns the settlers that farming on the Mesa Verde will be difficult due to the arid climate and high altitude.
13:00George Washington McLintock receives a letter for his son, Davey.
14:10Davey reveals that he is an Indian and experiences prejudice from others in the town.
15:18A mysterious woman, who was believed to be away, appears and surprises George Washington McLintock.
