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Unit 5 Vocabulary

Black Cowboys African American men, freed slaves; that became cowboys and drove cattle

Cattle Trails Trails cowboys followed while driving/pushing cattle to a new location; the path they followed

Jesse Chisholm – Found the Chisholm Trail Started in Texas and ran all the way to Abilene, KS Jesse Chisholm – Found the Chisholm Trail

Great Western Trail Started in southern Texas and ran to Dodge City, KS and Ogallala, NE

Emigrated To leave one country or region to settle in another; migrate

Immigrants A person who migrates to another country; usually permanently

Ghettos An overly populated, poor section of a city; usually populated by an ethnic group due to social/economic hardships

Tenements Crowded, poorly built apartment houses

The Wright Brothers Invented the first successful airplane

Alexander Graham Bell Invented the telephone

George Washington Carver Invented crop rotation

Thomas Edison Invented the electric light bulb

William McKinley 25th president He was president during the Spanish-American War

Spanish American War Marked by the explosion of the Main (a Navy ship) in the port of Havana, Cuba

Theodore Roosevelt Former Rough Rider 26th president Made it possible to build the Panama Canal Worked for progressive reform and conservation

Panama Canal Provided an important shortcut for trading between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

Turn of the Century 19th century to the 20th century; 1899-1900