Native American Struggles
Life in West
Black Codes
Obscure Historic Trivia (of time)
100

This was the Act that sought to help assimilate Indians into 'white' society

Dawes Act of 1887

100

This is the year gold was DISCOVERED in Coloma California.

1848

100

This was the hate group threatening and lynching black in the South during Reconstruction era

Who is the KKK
100
He was the President who replaced Grant in 'Compromise of 1876'

Who is Rutherford B. Hayes


200

This was the rite practiced at Wounded Knee massacre that caused whites to fearfully fire and kill innocent Natives

The Ghost Dance

200

This ethnic group was "abused for labor" and responsible in large part for the construction of the TCR

Chinese immigrants

200

The courthouses would infrequently use this tool to effectively restrict blacks from voting (when the few were so brave enough to attempt)

What are literacy tests?

200

He was responsible for arresting John Brown, later famously initiated Confederate surrender at Appomattox Courthouse 

Who is Robert E. Lee

300

This was the mammal Indian's held sacred that were nearly driven to extinction from white settlers

Buffalo (tatanka)

300

Clara Brown was famous for....?

Becoming a successful and wealthy woman in Colorado- financing the immigration of 20-30 former slaves for a new life in the West.

300

This was the Black Code fining homeless blacks and ultimately reinstitution a now 'legal' form of slavery

What are vagrancy laws?

300

This was the tribe who fought against and eventually overwhelmed and defeated General George Custer

Who was the Lakota Tribe

400

He was the rebel leader of Apache refugees in the 1880s, escaping imprisonment several times with rebels but eventually surrendering in 1886.

Who is Geronimo

400

Chinese immigrants risked life and limb in the Sierra Nevadas creating the railroad paths, name specific dangers they endured  

Segregation from whites, use of explosives in mountainside, scurvy from lack of proper diet and vitamin C, illness with close proximity, living under snow tunnels in winter

400
These were the negative terms used by southerners for the 'invading' northerners during Reconstruction era.

What are Carpetbaggers and Scalawags

400

She was responsible for bringing Women's suffrage to Idaho, 2nd state to do so. (Also first woman elected to political office in Idaho legislature 1897)

Who is Rebecca Mitchell 

500

From the map station on the iPad, we learned of 'ceded' land by Indian tribes over the past century- what does cede define refer to in this context?

To yield or grant territory, usually with a treaty

500

This was the gentleman who discovered gold at the now famous Sutters Mill?

James Marshall (construction worker of John Sutter)
500

This was the government organization responsible for assisting newly freed blacks and helping support them medically/financially following the War

Who is the Freedman's Bureau

500

She was the main character in the movie on Chinese Women to the West,  Thousand Pieces of Silver

Who is Lalu Nathoy or Polly Bemis

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