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1 Reconstruction and Westward Expansion
Reconstruction Vocabulary Terms: Westward Expansion Vocabulary Terms: Sand Creek Massacre Battle of Little Bighorn Sitting Bull George Armstrong Custer Wounded Knee Massacre Chief Joseph Geronimo Dawes Act Crisholm Trail Homestead Act Reconstruction Ku Klux Klan Civil Rights Act of 1866 14th Amendment 15th Amendment Scalawag Carpetbagger Sharecropping Tenant farming Liberal Republicans

2 Reconstruction Vocabulary Directions:
For each vocabulary term, write the definition and draw an illustration to represent the term. TERM: DEFINITION: Illustration:

3 Westward Expansion Vocabulary Directions:
Each student will be assigned ONE of the terms from the list. For your term, write it at the top of the paper, define it, and draw an illustration to represent the definition. Sitting Bull American Indian leader who became the head chief of the entire Sioux Nation. He encouraged the Sioux leaders to resist government demands to buy lands on the Black Hills Reservation

4 Term: Definition: Illustration:

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