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Exam Study Guide P1

Pre Great Depression/New Deal PART 1/3 Semester 1, U.S. History (H)

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Dawes Act Enacted in 1887, this act tried to "Americanize" or assimilate Native Americans
Populist Party Made up of working class people; Political movement made up of laborers who supported the bimetallic standard.
Chisholm Trail Major cattle trail from San Antonio, Texas, to Abilene, Kansas
Battle of Wounded Knee Native Americans were "restless" and over 200 people were killed. This was the last major battle in the Indian wars
Sitting Bull Sioux Warrior
George A. Custer U.S. lieutenant that led his troops to slaughter at Little Big Horn
Bimetallism Consisted of gold and silver coins
Kickbacks Negotiated bribery in which a commission is paid to the bribe-taker in exchange for services rendered
Culture Shock Confusion and Anxiety of being in a new culture
Patronage The support given to an organization by someone
Progressive Movement Political movement interested in furthering social and political reform
Yellow Journalism Journalism that exaggerates the truth to gain or influence readers
Imperialism When a stronger country exercises control over weaker nations
Gentlemen's Agreement Limits Japanese Immigration
Thomas Nast Muckraker
Urbanization The growth of cities
Orville and Wilbur Wright Developed the first working plane
Poll Tax A Tax to vote
17th Amendment Direct Election of Senators
19th Amendment Women's sufferage
Square Deal Theodore Roosevelt's Progressive plan for the U.S.
Suffarge Granting Women the right to vote
Rough Riders Cavalry Group
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