Indian Wars
Miners
U.S. Govenment
Western Tribes
Railroads & Ranchers
100
Pronounce this word: Sioux
What is Soo.
100
Towns that were built around mines
What were Boomtowns.
100
Land deals between U.S. and Native tribes
What were Treaties.
100
How miners were able to gain more land
What were The Apache
100
Competiton to see which rail company lay rail faster.
What was The Great Race.
200
Areas Native Tribes were forced to live on
What are Reservations.
200
Miners pressured government to get this
What was Land
200
African-American U.S. Cavalrymen
What were "Buffalo Soldiers."
200
Leader of the Chiricahua Apache
Who was Geronimo
200
Big cattle drives were in this region of the country
What was the Great Plains.
300
This was Chief Sitting Bull's tribe
What was Sioux
300
The _______________Lode was a big gold discovery
What was "Comstock"
300
Cavalry leader killed in ambush by Sitting Bull’s warriors
What was George Custer.
300
Navajo were forced on this
What was the Long Walk?
300
railroad that connected east and west
What was the Transcontinental Railroad.
400
Cavalry massacred innocent people here
What was the Massacre at Wounded Knee
400
This trail helped Miners get gold
What was the Bozeman Trail
400
First major treaty between U.S. and Plains Indians
What was the Treaty of Fort Laramie
400
Oregon tribe sent to Reservation in Oklahoma.
Who was the Nez Perce?
400
Cattle were driven freely in these areas
What was the Open Range.
500
On Reservations, Plains Indians lost this
What were Buffalo hunting grounds.
500
Comstock Lode led to this
What was Big Business in mining.
500
How miners were able to gain more land
What was through government Treaties and Reservations.
500
The Dawes Act did this:
What was to make land ownership Private instead of Shared.
500
This was a effect of the Transcontinental Railroad
What was: (a) More settlement in the west. (b) More business between west and east. (c) Plains Indians lost buffalo hunting grounds.
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