Plains Indians
Westward Migration
Conflict and Tension
Cattle Industry
Settlement
100

The Plains Indians continually moved around the Great Plains. What is this lifestyle called?

Nomadic

100

The American belief that it was their God-given duty to settle across the whole of the American continent was known as...

Manifest Destiny

100

Range wars were major conflicts for the control of land and resources in the West. What war of 1892 is the best known for this?

The Johnson County War.

100
Abilene is a famous location for what?

The first cow town.

100

Acres were given to homesteaders through the Homestead Act but how many.

160

200

Survival on the great plains was depended upon them hunting which animal?

Buffalo

200

The Transcontinental Railroad completed in this year.

1869

200

The Cheyenne on the Sand Creek reservation were starving after crop failures. Which Chief led an attack on wagon trains, stealing food but not harming the white settlers?

Black Kettle

200

Charles and Oliver realized there was another market for Texan cattle therefore created what Trail?

Goodnight-Loving

200

What invention allowed homesteaders to access water more easily?

Windmill water pumps
300

The Plains Indians believed they could contact the spirit world by doing what?

Performing dances and ceremonies

300

The Discovery of Gold in California led to an influx of migrants from American, Europe and Asian this caused ....

Lawlessness

300

Plains Indians believed that all land was sacred and does not belong to one person. White Americans believed in Manifest Destiny. The White Americans in search for Gold starting what process which caused conflict with the Plains Indians.

Mining

300

John Iliff created the first _____ ______ seeing opportunities to raise cattle and began ranching near Denver in 1866.

Open Range

300

Over ___ million acres of federal land was homesteaded by 1876.

6 million

400

The Indian Appropriations Act 1851 aim was to....

Protect Plains Indians from western expansion.

400

There was massive federal financial support for the First transcontinental railroad. How much money was given in loans?

$61 million

400

Agents that ran reservations were frequently corrupt and cheated the traibes out of their annuities. Who did the agents work for?

The Bureau of Indian Affairs.

400

On trails they worked seasonally they rounded up cattle, branded cattle and drove cattle hundreds of miles. They looked out for sick and injured cattle and slept in the open air. 

On ranches they worked all year round, slept in bunkhouses and struggled to adapt to the ranching lifestyle.

Cowboys.

400

The Mormons reach salt lake city to be free from persecution. Why did Bringham Young chose this location?

It was out of jurisdiction for America's Law Enforcement, therefore they could not be persecuted.

500

The boundary between the United states and the Indian Territory which all Plains Indians had to move to was called?

The Permanent Indian Frontier

500
As part of the reconstruction that followed the Civil War, railroads were developed across America. Name an impact that railroads had on the development of the cattle industry. 

It helped develop cow towns by transporting cattle to the cities of the East for processing.

500

One condition of the Fort Laramie Treaty was to supply food and resources to the Plains Indians on reservations. When they failed to do this who took out a revenge attack on the American Government in 1862?

Little Crow


500

What tactics were ranchers using to prevent homesteaders from taking up claims to 'their' public land.

Blocking

500

Which conflict that began in 1861 temporarily slowed the number of people moving west?

American Civil War

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