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Chapter 14

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Great Plains area between Mississippi River and Rocky Mountains
Manifest Destiny belief that the US was designed to expand across North America, (go west)
Homestead Act (160 acres of FREE Land) work there for 5 years.
Exodusters A.A who moved west after Reconstruction
Sod House/Soddy a small dwelling made from blocks of sod, or grass and soil beneath it. Shelter made from dirt and grass.
John Deere created steel plow
Cyrus McCormix invented mechanical reaper
Joseph Glidden known for inventing and protecting barbed wire
Dry Farming techniques to make the most use of what little rain did fall.
Cattle/Long Drive cowboys would drive herds of longhorn cattle hundreds of miles along the trail, facing dangers like stampedes and conflicts with Native Americans. (3-5 month long trip.)
Chisholm Trail famous route
Vaqueros Cowboys of Spanish and Mexican tradition that heavily influenced the American Cowboy culture
Lode a lot of hopeful miners rush to the area.
Gold and Silver Deposits found in Colorado, Montana , and the Dekotas,
Copper Deposits found in New Mexico and Arizona
Boom Town Town built quickly overnight
Ghost town vanished, people left, nothing to be left behind.
Problems of farmers in the South, Midwest and West Deflation, mortgages/high-interest rate, RxRs monopolies unfairly charged farmers, hard to understand the quality of new equipment, and didn't know much about agricultural science.
Oliver Hudson Kelly started Patrons of Husbantry, he supported farmers and wanted them to be treated fairly/.
Patrons of Husbantry the country's first nationwide farm organization. morphed into grange
Grange goal was to provide social outlet and an educational forum for the isolated farmers
The Populist Party political power needed to make a change
Populism political movement to gain more political and economic power for farmers and labors(common people)
Gold Standards money backed by gold, supported bankers & businessmen, stable money but little growth, deflation
Free Silver Bimetallism- Nations currency backed up by gold and silver, supported by farmers & labors, easier to pay off debts, inflation
William McKinley Republican nominee, supports golds standard
William Jennings Bryan democrat nominee, supports bimetallism, and gains Populist support.
1896 Presidential Election McKinley wins
Cross of Gold Speech spoken by Bryan, argued for free Silver, to help farmers and workers, warning against the gold standard as it is harmful to the nation. "you shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of Gold."
Great Plains
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