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History test 1

History 9th grade

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sand creek massacre 1864 attack in which as many as 200 cheyenne were killed by the colorado militia
sitting bull sioux chief who led the attack on custer at the battle of little bighorn
george A. custer commander of us troops at the battle of little bighorn
battle of little bighorn 1876 battle in which sioux and cheyenne killed an entire force of us troops
dawes act 1887 law that distributed reservation land to individual native american owners
wounded knee massacre mass killing by us soldiers
homestead act 1862 law that offered 160 acres free to anyone who agreed to live on and improve the land for five years
exodusters name for african americans who settled on the great plains
sodbusters name for pioneer farmers on the great plains
grange organization formed in 1867 to meet the social needs of farm families
populist party political party formed in 1890s that wanted a policy that would raise crop prices
gold standard a poicy under which the government backs every dollar with a certain amount of gold
william jennings bryan democratic and populist canidate for president in 1896 who advocated a poicy of free silver
sod the top layer of prairie soil that contains thick tightly tangled grass roots
what three pieces of equipment did vaqueros give to cowhands saddles spurs lariat (rope)
nez perces chief who evaded the us army for over 1000 miles on a 4 month chase into canada chief joseph
won preidential 1896 election william mkinnley
the __ brought horses to north america spanish
government made native americans move to the ... great plains
2 shortages for farm life wood and water
last natvie american leader to surrender geronimo
farming difficulties winter- deep snow Spring- melting snow turned into flooding Summer- hot temperature and wind , short supply of wood and water
set-up house plains were nearly treeless, built homes with sod (top layer of prairies soil/root)
importance of women they farm, educate kids, offer medical care-snake bites/ broken bones, made clothing/food for family
what hepled farming more efficient steel plow- cut through tough sod, windmills- pump water from deep wells, barbed wire- fence in land/livestock
populist party platform "the peoples Party" 1) government ownership of the RR, telegraph, & telephone industries 2) a federal income tax 3) government loans to farmers who store crops in warehouse a collateral 4) an 8 hour workday 5) restrictions on immigration 6) free coinage of silver
populist thought process more silver = more $$$ more $$$ = inflation inflation = rising prices rising prices for crops = farmers can pay back $ they borrowed to improve farms
what 3 groups of mountains are within the great plains rocky mountains ouachita mountains ozark mountains
what mountains form the western border rocky mountains
what are the 3 reasons why there is a shortage of available water in the plains heat, no rain, no running rivers
why did the indians help the confederacy during the civil war they thought they had a better chance of keeping hunting grounds if teh confederacy won
what is the united states government doing to try to compensate indians for past wrongs done to them they gave them money
who led the sand creek raid colonel chivington
who took his followers to canada sitting bull
who wanted all the glory for himself george custer
who started ghost dancing wovoka
who spoke in favor of indians phillip sheridan
who wrote ramona helen hunt jackson
who would "fight no more forever" chief joseph
what tribe tried to get to canada nez perces
indians depended on the buffalo for clothing, food, shelter
some of the tribes that lived on the great plains were the sioux, cheyenne, crow, arpano, cohance, kiowa
many indians did not trust the white men because of what happened at __ where many women and children were killed sand creek
the best-known of the indian battles was the battle of __ where __ disobeyed orders and attacked a group of indians Little Bighorn, George Armstrong
The winners of the battle at little bighorn were ... (2) sitting bull, crazy horse
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