Study guide to prepare for the Chapter 12 QUIZ
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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In 1862, the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific Railroads built this . . . | Transcontinental Railroad
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Immigrants from Ireland and China came to America to | work on the railroad
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The Homestead Act of 1862 encouraged ___________________ to settle land in the West. | farmers and ranchers
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William F. Cody (Wild Bill), was famous for _________________ | killing thousands of buffalo
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Before settlers moved west, the Great Plains had been give to who? | Native Americans
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Gold was discovered in 1874 in ____________ which was holy land to the Indians. | Black Hills of the South Dakota
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Custer's Last Stand in 1876, took place where? | Little Big Horn
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The Dawes Severality Act in 1887 promised Native Americans a life outside of the reservations. Why did it fail? | Indians were roamers, not farmers
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In 1890, Indians were doing a Ghost Dance and ended up having an entire tribe killed. It's known as _______________ | Wounded Knee
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How did ranchers get their cattle to the cities so they could be butchered? | Cattle Drives
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Making a train track that went all the way across the United States is called . . . | Transcontinental
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This is relatively flat land with good soil for growing crops. | prairie
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When people purchased 160 acres of land for $10, they were called . . . | Homesteaders
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Another name for a miner is . . . | Prospector
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When mining towns were built quickly, they were called . . . | Boom Towns
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When beliefs and customs passed from one generation to the next. | Tradition
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