People in Chapter 15
The first woman to be sent to Washington D.C. was from Montana, what is her name?
Jeannette Rankin
Which two towns were considered good places to smuggle alcohol from Canada, during the Prohibition?
Havre and Plentywood
Progressives pushed to have reservations cut up and sold off under ?
Allotment
The initiative, which allowed voters to establish and vote for laws they wanted, even if legislature refused, was passed in what year?
1906
What is the state motto?
Oro-y-plata
Harry Anderson was important for the development of a court for children in 1903, what building did he burn down?
The Montana Club
This place, located near Havre, was created in 1916.
Rocky Boy's Reservation
Two small bands of _______ and ______ moved back and forth across Montana for 20 years, until they were assigned land near the former Fort Assiniboine
Chippewa
Cree
In 1916, prohibition became a law in Montana, but it wasn't a federal law until what year?
1919
How many sides does a heptagon have?
7
Lewis J. Duncan ran for mayor in 1911 for the socialist party, and "won by a landslide", what town did he become mayor in?
Butte
This town was known for its open racism against Chinese and Japanese people, and even openly encouraged boycotts to their businesses.
Butte
Name the four men that advocated for Stone Child and his people.
Frank B. Linderman
C.M. Russell
Paris Gibson
William Bole
Who did lumber companies hire to fill their constant need for workers, and what did they do the workers once they were hired?
They hired agencies that charged large employment fees that came our of their first check, and the foreman often fired the workers after a few days, and they often had to pay fees to get their jobs back.
Name 5 prime numbers
Any acceptable response
Who pushed for the first old-age pension in the country when he was governor of Montana?
Joseph M. Dixon
Frank B. Linderman owned the newspaper in the town of ?
Sheridan
What year did American Indian people become U.S. citizens, whether they wanted to be or not?
1924
Farmers joined this organization to stand up to the corporations and companies that earned too much from their labor, what was it called?
The nonpartisan league
1 Kilometer is equal to _______ millimeters
1 million
Two women were arrested in Missoula during the 1909 protests, who were they, and what organization were they apart of?
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Edith Frenette
The IWW
This town competed for the Fallon County seat in 1913, but lost to Baker. It later became the Carter County Seat.
Ekalaka
Which Cree leader claimed that "the white men took the responsibility" of caring for his people off God's hand?
Little Bear
They were more virtuous or morally superior to men, and this would help end political corruption and improve society.
How many months have 31 days?
6