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Wild, Wild West

Wild, Wild West

$10 $20 $30 $40 $50 $20 $30 $40 $50 $30 $20 $40 $50 $20 $30 $40 $50 $20 $30 $40 $50 Terms ITerms II Individual People Questions Groups of People

Category 1 $10 Question Early settler of a region

Category 1 $10 Answer What is a Pioneer?

Category 1 $20 Question African American Pioneers who moved to the Great Plains after the Civil War

Category 1 $20 Answer Who are the Exodusters?

Category 1 $30 Question Great Plains farmer of the late 1800’s who had to cut through thick sod before planting crops

Category 1 $30 Answer Who are the Sodbusters?

Category 1 $40 Question Settlers who claimed land through the Homestead Act

Category 1 $40 Answer Who are the Homesteaders?

Category 1 $50 Question One who extracted gold from the earth

Category 1 $50 Answer What is a miner?

Category 2 $10 Question Railroad that crosses a continent

Category 2 $10 Answer What is the Transcontinental Railroad?

Category 2 $20 Question Mail service begun in 1860 that used a relay of riders

Category 2 $20 Answer What is The Pony Express?

Category 2 $30 Question Device that sends messages through wires using electricity

Category 2 $30 Answer What is the telegraph?

Category 2 $40 Question Quick economic growth

Category 2 $40 Answer What is a boom?

Category 2 $50 Question The act that led to the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad

Category 2 $50 Answer What is the Pacific Railroad Act?

Category 3 $10 Question Trips on which cowhands moved large numbers of cattle to the railroads

Category 3 $10 Answer What is a long drive?

Category 3 $20 Question The time period when thousands of people went to California to search for Gold

Category 3 $20 Answer What is the Gold Rush?

Category 3 $30 Question A person that raised cattle

Category 3 $30 Answer What is a Rancher?

Category 3 $40 Question What caused mining towns to become ghost towns?

Category 3 $40 Answer What is the gold ran out?

Category 3 $50 Question What was the purpose of the Homestead Act?

Category 3 $50 Answer What is to make people move out West to expand the nation?

Category 4 $10 Question Created a stronger plow

Category 4 $10 Answer Who was John Deere?

Category 4 $20 Question He was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn

Category 4 $20 Answer Who is George Custer?

Category 4 $30 Question He invented barbed wire.

Category 4 $30 Answer Who is Joseph Glidden?

Category 4 $40 Question This Native American Chief surrendered to the US Army and ended the “Indian Wars.”

Category 4 $40 Answer Who is Geronimo?

Category 4 $50 Question This Indian Chief led the Nez Perces in an escape to Canada, but did not make it.

Category 4 $50 Answer Who is Chief Joseph?

Category 5 $10 Question What was the main resource of the Plains Indians?

Category 5 $10 Answer What is Buffalo?

Category 5 $20 Question Why did ranchers sell their cattle in the North and East?

Category 5 $20 Answer What is because they sold for more money?

Category 5 $30 Question Why did settlers use Sod to build their homes?

Category 5 $30 Answer What is because there were no trees?

Category 5 $40 Question What was the purpose of the Pacific Railroad Act?

Category 5 $40 Answer What is to provide a way to move supplies and goods from the West to the East?

Category 5 $50 Question Name to examples of conflict during Westward Expansion of the 1800’s

Category 5 $50 Answer What are farmers vs. ranchers, Native Americans vs. government, Chinese immigrants vs. miners, etc?