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SS Unit 9:

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Tepee Tent made by stretching animal skins on tall poles.
Transcontinental Railroad Railroad that stretches across a continent.
Reservation Limited area set aside for Native Americans by the government.
Sod House House built of soil held together by grass and roots.
Inflation Rise in prices and decrease in the value of money.
Central Pacific RR
Chief Joseph
Travois Sled used by Plains people pulled by a dog or horse.
Subsidy Financial aid or land grant from the government.
Sod Buster Nickname for Plains farmers.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cattle Kingdom
Geronimo
Corral Enclosure for animals.
Cattle Drive Herding and moving of cattle usually to railroad lines.
Sitting Bull
Cooperative Group in which individuals pull their money to buy goods at lower prices.
William Vanderbilt
Chivington Massacre
Ghost Dance Religious ceremony that celebrated the time when Native Americans lived freely on the Plains.
Lode
Cow Town Settlement that grew at the end of a cattle trail.
George A. Custer
Wholesale Buying or selling of goods in large quantities at lower prices.
Union Pacific RR
Battle of the Little Bighorn
Dawes Act
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