Option 24/25 Key Topic 2: Development of the plains, c1862–c1876

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Option 24/25 Key Topic 2: Development of the plains, c1862–c1876 GCSE Option 24/25 Key Topic 2: Development of the plains, c1862–c1876 SUBJECT: History The American West, c1835–c1895 WHAT I’M GOING TO LEARN Key Words I will be using Oliver Loving The development of settlement in the West The significance of the Civil War and post war reconstruction, including the impact of the Homestead Act 1862, the Pacific Railroad Act 1862, and the completion of the First Transcontinental Railroad, 1869. Attempts at solutions to problems faced by homesteaders: the use of new methods and new technology; the impact of the Timber Culture Act 1873 and of the spread of the railroad network. Continued problems of law and order in settlements, and attempted solutions, including the roles of law officers and increases in federal government influence. Ranching and the cattle industry The cattle industry and factors in its growth, including the roles of Iliff, McCoy and Goodnight, the significance of Abilene and of the increasing use of the railroad network. The impact of changes in ranching on the work of the cowboy. Rivalry between ranchers and homesteaders. Changes in the way of life of the Plains Indians The impact of railroads, the cattle industry and gold prospecting on the Plains Indians. The impact of US government policy towards the Plains Indians, including the continued use of reservations. President Grant’s ‘Peace Policy’, 1868. Conflict with the Plains Indians: Little Crow’s War (1862) and the Sand Creek Massacre (1864), the significance of Red Cloud’s War (1866–68) and the Fort Laramie Treaty (1868). Squatting Homestead Union Pacific Central Pacific Deserters Pinkertons Beef Bonanza Vaqueros Quarantine Long Drive Cattle Trail Meat Packing Open Range Rustling Appropriation Transcontinental Abilene Charles Goodnight John Iliff Key Dates to remember 1861 Start of the American Civil War between North and South America 1862 Homestead Act, Little Crow’s War Pacific Railway Act passed and work begins on the transcontinental railway 1864 Sand Creek Massacre 1865 End of the American Civil War Slavery abolished in the US 1866 Group of US army soldiers wiped out at Fetterman’s Trap by Plains Indians Red Cloud’s War on the US Government in their attempt to build forts in Montana Goodnight and Loving reach Fort Sumner with 1,700 Cattle 1867 Medicine Lodge Creek. Abilene becomes the first cow town ‘The Beef Bonanza’. Joseph McCoy Ulysses S. Grant Other facts and information