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Dawes Act it was an act that was made to " Americanize" the Native americans
Sitting Bull was a warrior, spirtual leader,and mediciene man. He was the leader of the hunkpapa sioux
Share cropping system landowners divided up their land and gave to each worker
Radical Republicans one of the congressional Republicans who wanted to destroy the political power of former slave holders to give African Americans full citizenship and the right to vote.
KKK racist club members
George A. Custard founded gold in the Black Hills
Ten- Percent Plan the govenerment would pardon all Confederates who would sware allegiance to the Union
Impeachment the process of accusing an official of wrongdoing
Reconstruction Act this act divided certain states into 5 millitary districts
Grandfather clause stated that if a white man failed the literacy test, that if he, his father, or his grandfather had been eligable to vote before Janurary 1st he could still vote
poll tax a tax you had to pay if you wanted to vote.
Jim Crow laws they were laws that segragated whites from blacks
sky scrappers were buildings used to make more room in citties.
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