1. Chapter 2 Westward
Expansion

2. Native
Americans

3. Populist
Movement

4. Economic
Changes

5. Political
Changes

6. Social
Changes

7. Native
Americans
Populist
Movement
Economic
Changes
Political
Changes
Social
Changes
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8. Native Americans
Native Americans were forced to relocate on this type of government land
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9. What are….
Reservations
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10. Native Americans
Focused specifically on breaking up reservations by granting land allotments to individual American Indians
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11. What is…
The Dawes Act
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12. Native Americans
The goal of programs such as the Haskell Indian Junior College was American Indian
Learning Carpentry at Haskell Indian Junior College ( ) courtesy Library of Congress
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13. What is….
assimilation
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14. Native Americans
Discovery of gold, the homestead act, and this had a direct impact on the Native Americans in the West
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15. What is…
The killing of the buffalo
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16. 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
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17. What is…
conquest
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18. The famous speech giving by William Jennings Bryan
Populist Movement
The famous speech giving by William Jennings Bryan
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19. What is…
The “Cross of Gold”
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20. Populist Movement
Won both the Democratic nomination for president and the support of the Populists with his “Cross of Gold” speech in 1896
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21. Who is…
William Jennings Bryan
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22. The Cross of Gold” speech is in support of
Populist Movement
The Cross of Gold” speech is in support of
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23. What is…
Bimetallism
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24. Populist Movement
Group of people who organized in the late 19th century to challenge railroad abuse
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25. Who are…
The Farmers
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26. Populist Movement
Unlimited coinage of sliver, government regulated railroads/industry, graduated income tax, election reforms were all part of this
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27. What is…
The Omaha Platform
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28. 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
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29. Who is…
Mexico
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30. This invention increased settlement and growth in the west
Economic Changes
This invention increased settlement and growth in the west
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31. What is…
The Transcontinental Railroad
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32. Reason for the construction of the transcontinental railroad
Economic Changes
Reason for the construction of the transcontinental railroad
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33. What is…
Shipping products across the US
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34. Economic Changes
homesteaders could gain title to the land by cultivating it for 5 years
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35. What is…
The Homestead Act
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36. were industries/jobs that thrived during western migration
Economic Changes
were industries/jobs that thrived during western migration
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37. What is…
Cattle ranching, farming, and mining
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38. Political Changes
to limit the number of Chinese immigrants who could migrate to the United States
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39. What is…
The Chinese Exclusion Act
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40. Political Changes
This presidents main issues in the 1844 election was territorial expansion of the United States
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41. Who is…
James K. Polk
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42. México gained its independence from
Political Changes
México gained its independence from
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43. Who is…
Spain
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44. formed because of concerns of the farmers and their mistreatment
Political Changes
formed because of concerns of the farmers and their mistreatment
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45. What is…
The Populist Movement
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46. Political Changes
U.S. leaders and citizens believed it to be destiny to expand and possess land to the West
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47. What is…
Manifest Destiny
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48. Social Changes
People who played the greatest role in helping to build western railroads
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49. Who are…
The Chinese
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50. Social Changes
This group of people enjoyed greater freedom, took on jobs, and moved west
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51. Who are…
women
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52. Social Changes
Steel plow, Barbed wire, Windmills, Railroads Items above are know as this
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53. What are…
Technological advances
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54. This means opposed to immigration
Social Changes
This means opposed to immigration
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55. What is…
Natisim
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56. Social Changes
This battle was caused by that “Ghost Dance” that alarmed settlers and sent U.S. Army
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57. What is…
Wounded Knee
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