Society
Adaptations
Battles
People
Resources
100

An area of land set aside for Native Americans

What is a reservation?

100

New, harder plow that could cut through the tough sod in the Great Plains.

What is the steel plow?

100

To wear away by wind or water.
(the settlers had to battle against this)

What is erode?

100

The famous Apache leader who fought against westward expansion into tribal lands.

Who is Geronimo? 

100

A grass crop raised successfully on the Great Plains

What is wheat?

200

Completed in 1869, this railroad line not only connected the East to the West in America, but also transported people and goods across the country.

What is the Transcontinental Railroad?

200

Used by settlers in place of wood for fences in the Great Plains

What is barbed wire?

200

A battle between the US army and Lakota and Cheyenne warriors. Led by Col. Custer of the US.

What is the Battle of Little Bighorn?
200

Led the resistance against the Sioux, was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Who is George Armstrong Custer?

200

A naturally occurring material that can be used by people.

What is a natural resource?

300

Being extremely poor.

What is poverty?

300

Used to pump water from deep wells in the ground on the Great Plains.

What is a windmill?

300

This is the state in which the Battle of Little Bighorn took place.

What is Montana?

300

Led Native Americans against US troops at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

Who is Sitting Bull?

300
Settlers raised these animals on the grasslands of the Great Plains.

What are cattle or cows?

400

This allowed the federal government to break up tribal lands.

What is the Dawes Act?

400

Method used to farm the low rainfall areas of the Great Plains.

What is dry farming?

400

Massacre of Native Americans that took place in 1890 where army troops pursued the fleeing people. Ended the Plains Wars.

What is the Battle of Wounded Knee?

400

A traditionally peaceful Native American tribe who were forced to fight against and flee from the US army.

Who are the Nez Perce?

400

Cloth or fabric that is manufactured.

What are textiles?

500

The process of becoming similar to something.
ex. Native Americans becoming more like settlers.

What is assimilation?

500
A shelter built of tough, prairie sod by settlers of the Great Plains.

What is a sod house?

500

Which tribe was attacked at the Battle of Wounded Knee?

Who are the Sioux?

500

Nez Perce Chief who led his people in battle to avoid being sent to a reservation.

Who is Chief Joseph?

500

The act of carrying people or goods from one place to another.

What is transportation?

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