class notes 1-2 Flashcards

1
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kind of lament because of census bureau decision of no discernible frontier line, written by Frederick Jackson Turner

A

Frontier Thesis

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2
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The two biggest Indian tribes

A

Sioux, Cheyenne

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territory reserved/preserved for them. Land that had been previously owned by them.

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Reservation system

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3
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kills many buffalo

A

Buffalo bill Cody

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attempt to build a road through the black hills. Bring settlers through the Sioux territory where they were not wanted

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Bozeman Trail

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Sioux chief-sets an ambush and massacre the workers of the Bozeman trail. Sioux victory and beginning of Sioux wars.

A

Red Cloud

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Little big Horn-Sioux/Cheyenne tribes (sitting bull, crazy horse, and rain in the face) battle Custer. (Custer’s last stand) Custer is killed

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June 15, 1876

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leads the Apache Indians and takes on the US Army. Turns himself in, learns English, and converts to Christianity

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Geronimo

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  • led the Nez Perce Indians, tries to flee to Canada, almost makes it, but is stopped by the Americans.
A

Chief Joseph

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when did Wovoka led the Ghost Dance, saw himself as an Indian Messiah.

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1890

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led the Ghost Dance, saw himself as an Indian Messiah

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Wovoka

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encouraged copious consumption of Paiute. Catches on with the Sioux Indians at Wounded Knee, reports get to the government about the group of Indians, troops are sent in to surround Sioux.

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Ghost Dance

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1890- The Seventh Cavalry is sent in at Wounded Knee to disarm the Indians, the Indians start doing the Ghost Dance and there is a standoff that leads to a reverse massacre killing Indians.

A

Wounded Knee

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13
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she wrote “A Century of Dishonor”

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Helen Hunt Jackson

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13
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Homestead Act for Indians. It required them to give up tribal life and they would be granted up to 120 acres of land.

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Dawes Act

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14
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school established for Indians in Pennsylvania.

A

The Carlisle School

15
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starts in Omaha and heads west

A

Union Pacific Railroad

16
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starts in San Francisco and heads east

A

Central Pacific Railroad

17
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lay out large sum of resources to get a private affair going (subsidies)

A

Land Grants

18
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is the largest landholder in America.

A

The U.S. Government

19
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where the two railroads meet. The transcontinental railroad is completed here in 1869.

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Promontory Point- (Utah

20
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When is the transcontinental railroad completed?

A

1869

21
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Where is the transcontinental railroad completed?

A

Promontory Point

22
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single largest railroad owner.

A

Cornelius Vanderbilt

23
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president of the Central Pacific

A

Leland Stanford

24
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wanted to build the Great Northern Railroad he applied for subsidies and grants and was denied. He gets private funding and builds it anyway.

A

James Hill

25
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built by James Hill, runs from Minneapolis to Seattle and it is the one railroad that did not have to declare bankruptcy.

A

Great Northern Railroad

26
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builds the first airbrake system

A

George Westinghouse

27
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invents the Pullman sleeper car.

A

George Pullman

28
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organized process for measuring time.

A

Time Zones

29
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Western Passage of Settlers

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Hunters/Trappers- first to head out and they were rugged individualists.
Minors/Lumberjacks- second to head out, used the land for what is growing.
Cattlemen/Cowboys- the third to head out, brought levels of stability.
Farmers- last to head out