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11 - US History

Industrialism Unit Standards 1-3

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Why did people move west in the 1800s? Manifest Destiny
Who were Exodusters? progressives who fought against vigilante hate groups
How many acres did the Homestead Act guarantee to any US citizen? 160
According to the Homestead Act, anyone can keep their acres of land if they lived there for 5 years and ____. improved the land.
Why did the US government pass the Homestead Act? to persuade people to move out West
He was the most famous Buffalo soldier. Pap Singleton
the transformation of Native American culture to an European-American culture assimilation
This American law wished to "civilize the Indians" by forcing them to become farmers. Dawes Act
Which phrase below was NOT a goal of the Dawes Act? entice American Indians to move to urban areas
Who won the election of 1876? Rutherford B. Hayes
In the Compromise of 1877, Hayes promised this in order to receive votes. to remove federal troops from the South
Who were Buffalo Soldiers? African American soldiers who fought Indians out west
Which court case stated that segregation was legal? Plessy v. Ferguson
What method was not used as a method of restricting African American voting? eviction from homes
Which answer explains why the US wanted to build a transcontinental railroad? to link the east and west coasts
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