The Railroad
The Civil War
The Homestead Act
Reservation Struggle
Boarding Schools
100
Connecting the eastern and western United States in 1869.

Transcontinental Railroad

100

The C________ of __________ was a series of laws aimed at resolving tensions between slave and free states, affecting New Mexico's status and borders.

Compromise of 1850

100
How many acres could a settler get if he lived on and improved the land for five years?

160 acres

100

The L____ W_____ was the forced removal of the N_______ from their lands to Bosque Redondo.

Long Walk;  Navajo

100

The main goal of the Boarding School was to A_________ Native American student into the White American culture.

Assimilate

200

Name the extraction industry that boomed after the arrival of the Railroad to New Mexico.

The Mining Industry

200

Why did the Confederate States (South)  want to control New Mexico?

To gain access to western resources of California and/or Colorado.

200
Name one reason why settlers struggled to settle the land.

Harsh environment; 

scarce water;

difficult terrain or land

200

K____ C________ was a frontiersman who led a military campaign against the Navajo.

Kit Carson

200

True or False.  Native American students were allowed to speak their native language at the Boarding Schools.

False

300

Name another industry that was helped due to the Railroad coming to New Mexico.

Farming, Ranching, Agriculture
300

The Battle of V__________ was a Confederate win in 1862.

Valverde


300

The act resulted more settlers coming to New Mexico, altering the p____________ makeup and leading to c________  conflicts.

population; cultural

300

G____________ was a prominent Apache leader and warrior known for his resistance against U.S. forces and his fight for Apache rights.

Geronimo

300

Boys were trained in trades such as ........... (name one)

carpentry

farming

blacksmithing

400

The first restaurant chain in America, known for high-quality meals and professional service at railroad stops.

Harvey Houses

400

Where was the first Civil War battle in New Mexico?

Mesilla

400

The Act led to disputes between S________ and N____ A_______ peoples over land that traditional communities relied on for sustenance.

Settler; Native American

400

In 1868, the Treaty of ____________________allowed the Navajo to return to a portion of their homeland.

Bosque Redondo

400

Girls were taught ...... (name one)

sewing

laundry

domestic services

500

The coming of the railroad transitioned New Mexico from a/an _____________ territory to a ___________ region.

isolated; connected

500

Who won the Battle of Glorieta Pass?

The Union

or 

The North

500

One notable Black settlement was __________, founded in 1903 by Frank and Ella Boyer near Roswell in the Pecos Valley.

Blackdom

500

The R____________ S________ disrupted traditional lifestyles and governance of the Native Americans.

Reservation System

500

General Richard Henry Pratt, founder of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, summed up the policy with the phrase: “Kill the ____________ in him, and save the _________.”

Indian;

Man

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