Chapter 18 Honors History 1 Ehrets

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Who made the first claim on thee homestead act?

Daniel Freeman

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Who wrote A Century of Dishonor?

Helen Hunt Jackson

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What were the 5 civilized tribes?

Creeks, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Cherokee, Seminoles

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Who invested in the richest vein of silver in America?

George Hearst

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Who helped African Americans establish new lives in Kansas?

Benjamin Singleton

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Who spread the Ghost Dance?

Wovoka

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Who embarked on an anti-lynching campaign and received death threats for it?

Ida B. Wells

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Who did the African Americans refer to as "black moses"

Benjamin Singleton

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What two people founded Miller & Lux?

Henry Miller and Charles Lux

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Who introduced the longhorn cattle?

Spainards

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Who wrote the book progress and poverty?

Henry George

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Who led the Sand Creek massacre?

Colonel John Chivington

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What were laws passed by southern states mandating racial segregation in public settings.

Jim Crow laws

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Who sat in a white train car and refused to give up his seat?

Homer Plessy

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What massacre did the ghost dance result in?

Wounded Knee Massacre

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Who was the first black man to graduate Harvard with a PHd?

W.E.B. Du Bois

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Which of the "big 4" has an Ivy league named after him?

Leland Standford

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Who was the founder of Tuskegee Institute?

Booker T. Washington

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What is a name for someone who lives somewhere illegally?

squatters

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Who got wiped out along with his 225 men in the battle of little bighorn?

George A. Custer

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What is another name for the "Sioux"?

Lakota/Dakota

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What does the "Sioux" mean?

little snake

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What is the difference between slavery and sharecropping?

basically just the name

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What year was gold discovered near pikes peak?

1858

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What year was the golden spike put into place?

1869

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What year was the Dawes Servility act?

1887

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What year did sitting bull die?

1890

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When was the battle of little bighorn?

June 25, 1876

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What year was the California gold rush?

1848-1849

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What year was the Sand Creek Massacre?

1864

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What year did Garfield die?

1881

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What year was the Plessy v. Ferguson case?

1896

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What year was the Johnson County war is Wyoming?

1892

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What year was Progress and Poverty published?

1879

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What date were 38 Dakota Sioux hung?

December 28th,1862

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What year was the Missouri Compromise?

1820

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What year was the foreigner miner tax?

1850

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What year was the homestead act passed?

1862

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What year was the Wounded Knee Massacre?

1890

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What year was a century of dishonor published?

1881

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What year was the Louisiana Purchase?

1803

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What year was the Central Pacific railroad bill passed?

1862

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What year was the treaty of traverse de Sioux?

1851

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What year did 20,000 African Americans begin an exodus to Kansas?

1879

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The fencing of the open range resulted in

the end of the long cattle drives

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The act passed by Congress during Lincoln's admin which provided white Americans with 160 acres of land for 5 years

The Homestead Act

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The 1862 Pacific Railroad Bill provided?

Large loans and generous subsides of land to two railroad companies

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Where did the transcontinental railroad connect?

Promontory Point, Utah

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What happened when the Chinese came to work on the Railroad?

They worked on the Central Pacific, they were discriminated against by the Chinese Exclusion Act, and nearly 1,000 died using dynamite

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As a result of their hard labor in the west, women in western states demanded and recieved...

Suffarge

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What happened in the Sand Creek Massacre?

Led by Colonel John Chivington's, over a hundred Indian women and children were killed while most of the Indian men were out hunting

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What industry brought the first wave of white settlers and immigrants to the Indigenous West?

mining

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When Prospector Henry Comstock staked a claim he found...

silver ore

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The Lakota Sioux fought to keep control of their...

hunting grounds

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What was a hardship that early settlers on the great plains faced?

dry and arid climates

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Native Americans who roamed vast distances were considered

nomads

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Corporations used ___________ to fins mineral deposits that lay in the mountain ranges

hydraulic mining

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At the Battle of little bighorn, approximately how many soldiers did General George Custard bring with him?

200

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At first, ranchers saw barbed wire as a threat because it

kept their herds from roaming freely

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Defying the orders of the government agent at the reservation, the Lakota continued to perform a ritual called the

Ghost Dance

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To enforce law and order, many boomtowns formed

vigilance committees

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George Custer attacked a large group of Lakota and Cheyenne warriors at

the Little Bighorn river

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Eventually and after considerable loss of life, the open range was largely fenced off with

Barbed wire

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The Homestead Act allowed Whites invading the indigenous west

to receive 160 acres of land for free after living on it for 5 years

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The Great Plains extend westward ton the

Rocky Mountains

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A serious toll was taken on Native Americans from the advancing American settlers, forced movement, and

broken treaties

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What name did the first explorers of the Great Plains give the area?

Great American Desert

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At the Comstock Lode, miners found rich deposits of

silver

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Many of the first Colorado miners did not find gold or silver because

the gold and silver lay hidden below the surface

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Where did Colonel John Chivington order an attack on the Cheyenne?

Sand Creek

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What describes the historical significance of vaqueros?

They taught their trade and inspired the gear of the American cowboys

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The Chisholm Trail was a trail that

cowboys used to drive cattle to a railroad line