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Chapter 2 Westward Expansion

Native Americans

Populist Movement

Economic Changes

Political Changes

Social Changes

Native Americans Populist Movement Economic Changes Political Changes Social Changes $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Native Americans Native Americans were forced to relocate on this type of government land Answer

What are…. Reservations Back to Board

Native Americans Focused specifically on breaking up reservations by granting land allotments to individual American Indians Answer

What is… The Dawes Act Back to Board

Native Americans The goal of programs such as the Haskell Indian Junior College was American Indian Learning Carpentry at Haskell Indian Junior College (1900-1924) courtesy Library of Congress Answer

What is…. assimilation Back to Board

Native Americans Discovery of gold, the homestead act, and this had a direct impact on the Native Americans in the West Answer

What is… The killing of the buffalo Back to Board

Native Americans A way to describe the U.S. government’s approach to dealing with Native Americans on the frontier in the years following the Civil War Answer

What is… conquest Back to Board

The famous speech giving by William Jennings Bryan Populist Movement The famous speech giving by William Jennings Bryan Answer

What is… The “Cross of Gold” Back to Board

Populist Movement Won both the Democratic nomination for president and the support of the Populists with his “Cross of Gold” speech in 1896 Answer

Who is… William Jennings Bryan Back to Board

The Cross of Gold” speech is in support of Populist Movement The Cross of Gold” speech is in support of Answer

What is… Bimetallism Back to Board

Populist Movement Group of people who organized in the late 19th century to challenge railroad abuse Answer

Who are… The Farmers Back to Board

Populist Movement Unlimited coinage of sliver, government regulated railroads/industry, graduated income tax, election reforms were all part of this Answer

What is… The Omaha Platform Back to Board

The country did the U.S. acquire California, Arizona, and New Mexico Economic Changes The country did the U.S. acquire California, Arizona, and New Mexico Answer

Who is… Mexico Back to Board

This invention increased settlement and growth in the west Economic Changes This invention increased settlement and growth in the west Answer

What is… The Transcontinental Railroad Back to Board

Reason for the construction of the transcontinental railroad Economic Changes Reason for the construction of the transcontinental railroad Answer

What is… Shipping products across the US Back to Board

Economic Changes homesteaders could gain title to the land by cultivating it for 5 years Answer

What is… The Homestead Act Back to Board

were industries/jobs that thrived during western migration Economic Changes were industries/jobs that thrived during western migration Answer

What is… Cattle ranching, farming, and mining Back to Board

Political Changes to limit the number of Chinese immigrants who could migrate to the United States Answer

What is… The Chinese Exclusion Act Back to Board

Political Changes This presidents main issues in the 1844 election was territorial expansion of the United States Answer

Who is… James K. Polk Back to Board

México gained its independence from Political Changes México gained its independence from Answer

Who is… Spain Back to Board

formed because of concerns of the farmers and their mistreatment Political Changes formed because of concerns of the farmers and their mistreatment Answer

What is… The Populist Movement Back to Board

Political Changes U.S. leaders and citizens believed it to be destiny to expand and possess land to the West Answer

What is… Manifest Destiny Back to Board

Social Changes People who played the greatest role in helping to build western railroads Answer

Who are… The Chinese Back to Board

Social Changes This group of people enjoyed greater freedom, took on jobs, and moved west Answer

Who are… women Back to Board

Social Changes Steel plow, Barbed wire, Windmills, Railroads Items above are know as this Answer

What are… Technological advances Back to Board

This means opposed to immigration Social Changes This means opposed to immigration Answer

What is… Natisim Back to Board

Social Changes This battle was caused by that “Ghost Dance” that alarmed settlers and sent U.S. Army Answer

What is… Wounded Knee Back to Board