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Final Jeopardy
100

Trying to make Native Americans like white people

Assimilation

100

This is a method of transportation across the country. 

Transcontinental Railroad 

100

Giving jobs to your supporters regardless of how qualified they are

The Spoils System
100

The idea of doing what is favored by most people, even if it is not necessarily what is best for the country. 

Populism

100

The Final Jeopardy Category is... 

Corporate Philanthropy 

200

Splitting reservation lands into 160 acre blocks.

Allotment

200

Batman is an example of this

Vigilante

200

When the government only issues paper money equal to the amount of gold they have, preventing inflation.

Gold Standard

200

A farmers' organization dedicated to education of future farmers and lobbying for regulations on railroads. 

The Grange

300

Purpose of the ghost dance

To bring back the buffalo and drive out the white people

300

The system in which ranchers did not fence in their cattle. 

Open Range System

300

This law established a test everyone has to pass in order to work for the government.

The Pendleton Civil Service Act

300

This party nominated generals from the Union and Confederate Armies for President and Vice-President

The Populist Party

400

This was the idea that if you destroy native culture, what remains is a human capable of attaining near white status.

Kill the indian, save the man

400

People who left the area they lived in to move to Middle America

Exodusters

400

The only president (as of now) to win two non-consecutive terms as president

Grover Cleveland

400

The third president to be assassinated.

William McKinley

500

The deaf man who wouldn't give up his rifle, precipitating the Wounded Knee Massacre  

Black Coyote

500

The group who fought for Mexican American rights

Las Gorras Blancas

500

The second president to be assassinated

Garfield 

500

He became President after the third assassination in American history

Teddy Roosevelt 

500

Explain the difference between a robber baron and a captain of industry

A robber baron uses their wealth and power to increase their own wealth and power at the expense of others. 

A captain of industry uses their wealth and power to help other people.

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