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US history 1

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vigilance committees   committee that acted the law  
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open range   vast area of grassland the government let ranchers use  
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hacienda   huge ranchers the covered large areas of land  
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homestead   a tract of public land for settlement  
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bonanza farms   these were huge wheat farms  
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assimilate   to join another culture and act as they do to me absorbed into  
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Indian peace commission   proposed creating 2 large indian reservation on the plains  
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hydraulic mining   mining that caused problems with the land  
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long drive   cattle moved long distances for sale  
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barrios   neighbor that Hispanics settled in  
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dry farming   moisture could be found on using this planting method  
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annuity   annual payments from the government paid to native Americans  
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sand creek massacre   attack by john chivingtion on native american  
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Dawes act   allotted 160 acres of land to each head of household of native Americans  
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entrepreneur   one who organizes, manages and assumes the risk of a business or enterprise  
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innovation   a new idea or method  
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industrialization   develop industry on an extensive scale in a country or region, large scale introduction of manufacturing, advanced technical enterprises  
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uprearing   to raise up, to build, to elevate the dignity of  
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time zone   a geographical region in which the same standard time is kept  
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fruition   attainment of anything desired; realization, accomplishment  
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morrill tariff   1861 a high protective tariff in the US adopted march 2, 1861. tripled tariff rate from 15% to 48%.  
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patent   A grant by the federal government giving an inventor the exclusive right to develop, use, and sell an invention for set period of time.  
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laissez- faire   policy that government should interfere as little as possible in the nation's economy  
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protective tariff   taxes that would make imported goods cost more than those made locally  
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alexander bell   1876 thetelephone  
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free enterprise   an economic system in which private business operates in competition and largely free of state control  
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suspension bridge   bridges in which roadway is suspended by steel cables  
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perilous   involving or full of grave risk, or peril; hazardous; dangerous  
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mass production   the production of quantities of goods using machinery and often an assembly line  
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integrity   moral and ethical principles  
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capitalism   private individuals or corporation  
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edwin drake   drilled for in titusville, pennsylvania  
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ingenuity   the quality of being cleverly inventive or inventiveness  
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gross national product   the total value of goods and services produced by a country during a year  
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persistent   lasting or enduring tenaciously, constantly repeated  
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thomas edison   established research laboratory at menlo park, new jersey, 1,000 patents invented the light bulb  
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