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History Unit 4

Expansion and Conflict in West

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What was the Native Americans culture like? Spiritual, believed hunting and planting in the Great Plains and lands were communal
What did Buffalo and horses provide for the Natives? Horses were to get around and speed and mobility, Buffalo provides basic needs
What did white settlers believe about the Natives unclaimed land? That the plains were unsettled and many white settlers rushed to settle in it
What happened in the 1850s? Government policy shifts and the gov. takes the white settlers side more and more and gives the Natives less land
What was the Colorado militia that attacked and killed 150 Native women and children? Massacre at Sand Creek
What's it called when conflict continues because of white encroachment om Sioux land? Red Cloud's War
When Colonel Custer came to Little Big Horn and the outcome was the Natives outflanking them and crushing Custer's troops? Battle of Little Big Horn
What is assimilation? Trying to force someone to change ways if living and cultures
How did the Natives get assimilated by white people? Children sent to boarding schools, ways of white, and Christianity
What act attempted to assimilate Natives and divided communal land to 160 acre plots to be individually owned? The Dawes Severalty Act - 1887
What was it when missionaries and gov. encouraged Native parents to send kids somewhere? Boarding School Movement
What was the white philosophy? "Kill the Indian, but save the man"
Why did Buffalo disappear? Tourists and white fur traders shot buffalo for sport
What taught Natives to live peacefully and that a special dance would renew the world? The Ghost Dance Movement
What did the Natives believe if they did the Ghost Dance? Dead Natives come back, buffalo restored, settlers disappear, and Native lands would be restored
How did the gov. take the Ghost movement as? Misunderstood it and feared it would cause an uprising
What happened in 1890, when troops surrounded Lakota camp? Knee Creek
When shot was fired to calm Natives, soldiers opened fire, end of Native conflicts? The Battle of Wounded Knee
When America announced the frontier was closed? The 1890 Census
Who argued that the Frontier Experience shaped American democracy and more and was a Historian? Fredrick Jackson Turner (Turners Frontier Thesis)
Who's an Author of Native experiences and with his white society experience to promote understanding? Charles Eastman
Who wrote are the Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Hickleburry Firm? Mark Twain
What are affordable, mass produced books, often with stories about the West? Dime Novels
What was the treaty between the Natives and American's that guaranteed Natives territory for four years but went to 8? Treaty of Fort Laramie
What is an area of land specific to Native Americans land? Reservation
What was colonel Custer's cavalry called? 7th Calvary
Who wrote "A Century of Dishonor" in 1881 Helen Hunt Jackson
Who was the Senator and created the Dawes act? Senator Henry Dawes
Who is a famous Native American athlete who also has a town names after him in PA? Jim Thorpe
In 1862, what act allowed any head of houses to obtain 160 acres of land? Homestead Act
What happened when the transcontinental railroad was completed? Rapid settlement West
What hardships did the settlers in the Great Plains face? Droughts, fires, blizzards, locust swarms, and bandits
What house is dug out the sides if hills and ravines? Dugouts
What house was in the flat plains and was freestanding and made of dirt? Soddies
Who created the Steel Plow in 1837? John Deere
Who created the Reaping Machine? Cyrus McCormick
What is Abilene Kansas known for and the where the trail and railroad met? Chisholm Trail
What demand was high because of urbanization and rise of the railroad? Beef
What caused the end of open range/cattle/the long drive trail? Overgrazing, bad weather, and the barbed wire
What did the Great American becoming one of the bast areas to farm in? Breadbasket and because of New technologies for farming
Was the cost of transporting goods through the railroad high or low? High causing farmers to have a cycle of debt
Who started the Patrons of Husbandry? Oliver Hudson Kelley
What was the Patrons of Husbandry also known as? Grange
What did the Patrons of Husbandry fight against? Railroads
What is Populism? Movement of the people
When was the Populist/Peoples party founded? 1892
What was the Populist party's economic reforms? Rise crop price, increase money supply, lower taxes, and federal loan program
What was the Populist party's political reforms? Election of senator by the people and 1 term for president (also wanted 8 hour working day and reduced immigration)
In the West what did the Populist party elect? 5 senators, 3 governors, and 1,500 state legislators
What was the outcome of The Panic of 1893? Railroads went bankrupt, stock market lost value, businesses and banks collapsed, many lost there jobs
What was the central issue of the 1896 election? Metal of the nations Monetary System
What were the two sides of the 1896 election? Bimetallism vs Gold standards
What is Bimetallism? Favored both silver and gold
What Republican favored the Gold standard and was nominated? William McKinley
What Democrat favored Bimetallism and was nominated? Jennings Bryan
Who spoke the "Cross of Gold" speech? Jennings Bryan
Who won the election of 1896? William McKinley
What happened one McKinley was elected? Populism collapsed
Who was the Sioux chief who was at the Battle of Little Bighorn and traveled with a show? Sitting Bull
Who was the Native American shaman who started the Ghost Dance ritual? Wovoka
What were Mexican cowboys called? Vaqueros
What is the movement of African Americans from the South to Kansas? Exodusters movement
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