7th SS Chapter 10.1 - 10.3 Study Guide Flashcards

1
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What were some of the demands of the Populist Party>

A
  1. An 8 hour workday
  2. Limits on immigration
  3. “Free Silver” - wanted all solve mind in the West to be coined into money
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2
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What are subsidies?

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Financial aid or land grants from the government.

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3
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The Union Pacific hired mainly from these two groups?

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  1. Immigrants from Ireland
  2. African Americans
  3. Mexican Americans
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4
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Who was the Apache leader who led raids in Arizona in the 1880’s?

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Geronimo

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5
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When did these territories become states?
Colorado -
Montana -
North Dakota -
South Dakota -
Washington -
Wyoming -
Idaho -
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Colorado - 1876
Montana - 1889
North Dakota - 1889
South Dakota - 1889
Washington - 1889
Wyoming - 1890
Idaho - 1890
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6
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Chaps, sombreros, and lariats were the tools of the trade for which group?

A

Vaqueros

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7
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Where did the Indian Peace Commission recommend that native Americans be moved?

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Urged the Native Americans to settle down in reservations (in present day Oklahoma and North Dakota) and live as white farmers did,

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What happened at the Battle of Wounded Knee?

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Upset by the death of Sitting Bull, groups of Lakotas fled the reservations. When they were preparing to surrender, a shot suddenly rang out (accidentally) and the army opened fire. By the time the shooting stopped, nearly 300 native Americans and 25 soldiers were dead. It marked the end of the Ghost Dance religion.

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9
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What nomadic Plains group followed the buffalo?

A

Plains Indians - Pawnees

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10
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What are three ideas formulated by the Populist party and adopted by the government?

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  1. To raise farm prices
  2. To regulate railroad rates
  3. Income tax
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11
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Which tribes lived in the northern plains?

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  1. Arikaras
  2. Lakotas
  3. Apache
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12
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Where in the Dakotas was gold discovered?

A

Black Hills

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13
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Where were the sodbusters farming? (Geographic area)

A

Great Plains

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14
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What was the purpose of the Dawes Act?

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To encourage native Americans to become farmers. Some reservations were divided up and given to individual native American families. Was a major change in the government’s policy toward native Americans.

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15
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What group formed the Populist Party?

A

Farmers and labor unions

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16
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General George Armstrong Custer was defeated by ________ and _______.

A

Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse

17
Q

The Omaha and the Osage lived as both farmers and ________.

A

Hunters

18
Q

Chinese laborers worked primarily for which rail company?

A

Central Pacific Railroad

19
Q

What was connected by the transcontinental railroad?

A

The East and West coast of the United States - Uniting the country

20
Q

What was the Ghost Dance and who did it involve?

A

A religious ceremony that celebrated the time when Native Americans lived freely on the Plains. To bring about this new world, all the Native Americans had to dance.

21
Q

By who were the time zones created?

A

The Railroad Companies

22
Q

What group beat the ‘boomers” to Oklahoma?

A

“Sooners” had sneaked into Oklahoma before the official opening and had staked out much of the best land.

23
Q

Tough breed of cattle that was easy to raise in the West?

A

Longhorns

24
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What were open range ranches?

A

Ranchers would let their cattle run wild on the open range

25
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What is the purpose of a brand?

A

Each ranch had its own brand that was burned into the cow’s hide as a means of identification

26
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What was the National Grange?

A

In 1867, farmers formed the National Grangers with the intent of boosting farm profits and reducing the rates that railroads charged for shipping grain. They hoped famers set up cooperatives - to pool money to buy supplies as wholesale prices.

27
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The last Native American to formally surrender to the United States?

A

Apaches

28
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One of the ever present dangers of a cattle drive is the stampede. What is a stampede?

A

When a group of cattle goes lose and runs away.

29
Q

Who competed against the Union Pacific in building the transcontinental railroad ?

A

Central Pacific Railroad

30
Q

Which group used dry farming?

A

Sodbusters