Immigration
Industrialization
Westward Expansion
Native Americans
Civil War
Reconstruction
100

A policy favoring the interests of native-born inhabitants over those of immigrants, often involving anti-immigrant sentiment and efforts to limit immigration.

Nativism
100

This monopolist monopolized the steel industry

Carnegie 

100

One of the pull factors of settlers to move west in 1848 and 1849.

Gold Rush

100

The name of the land Native Americans were forced on by the US government where many tribes still reside to this day.

Reservation

100

President of the Union

Abraham Lincoln

100

A domestic terrorist group whose purpose was to terrorize African Americans and sympathetic white people. Also would later be against immigrants, Jews, and Catholics. 

KKK

200

The name of the island where most immigrants entered through who came from Europe during the late 1800s to early 1900s.

Ellis Island

200

The development of people moving from rural communities to the city. Growth of Cities

Urbanization 

200

The name of the trail many pioneers took west which is also the name of a popular children's video game depicting said trail.

Oregon Trail

200

The main food source of the Native Plains tribes.

Buffalo

200

Executive order that freed slaves in the Southern Confederacy but did not free slaves for states that remained part of the Union.

Emancipation Proclamation

200
Rewritten slave laws which were applied to African Americans to limit their rights and freedoms in the South.

Jim Crow Laws

300

The name of the Act which prevented any further immigration China

Chinese Exclusion Act

300

The type of worker which doesn't need a formal education or special training to complete their job

unskilled worker

300

The name of the war where the US acquired land that would become CA, NV, UT, NM, AZ, and CO.

Mexican American War

300

The forced removal of the Cherokee tribe and others to Oklahoma is known as the...

Trail of Tears

300

The name of the Union's plan to win the war which involved strangling the Confederacy's economy by blockading the coast, taking the Mississippi River, and taking the capital of Richmond, VA.

Anaconda Plan 

300

Amendment number that abolished slavery in the US.

13th Amendment

400

The process of becoming a citizen.

Naturalization

400

The name of the organization of workers which advocated for better pay and working conditions for employees

Labor Unions

400

The name of the Act which encouraged many settlers to move west in search of land. Passed during the Civil War

Homestead Act

400

The other name for General Custer's Last Stand

Battle of Little Bighorn

400

The name for a slave state that remained in the Union but resided on the border of the Confederacy.

Border State

400

This Amendment guarantees the right to vote for all races. It was made specifically to secure the right to vote for African American men.

15th Amendment

500

The theory or idea where all of the immigrant cultures brought to America melt together to create one American culture.

Melting Pot

500

The idea of the survival of the finest in society and the economy. Used by monopolists to justify their actions.

Social Darwinism

500

The idea that it was America's destiny to move westward and spread across the continent 

Manifest Destiny

500

The Act that stripped away reservation land from Native American tribes and divided it up into private lots of land to Native Americans but much was sold to settlers

Dawes Act

500

This type of warfare refused to distinguish between civilian and military targets to cripple the other nation's means of fighting in a war.

Total War

500

This organization worked to provide education, healthcare, and other services to African Americans after the Civil War.

Freedman’s Bureau

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