The chisholm trail stretched across and was a direct route to \
a. central indian territory . . abilene
b. the panhandle . . dodge city
c. eastern indian territory . . topeka
d. western indian territory . . denver

a

Among the options given on the questions,the answer is option A.

A. Central Indian territory ... Abilene

Explanation: The Chisholm Trail was used in 19th century as a route to drive  cattle from ranchers in Texas to Kansas railheads. The trail was established by Delaware scouts, Cattle Rancher Black beaver and his friend Jesse Chisholm. Jesse Chisholm was a merchant. The Chisholm Trail was stretched across Central Indian Territory and was a direct route to Abilene. The Chisholm trail started on the route from Rio Grande or San Antonio and crossed the central Indian territory and ended to Abilene ,Kansas. Abilene was a spot to sell the cattle.  

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