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Changes on the Western Frontier
A New Industrial Age
Immigrants and Urbanization
Life at the Turn of the 20th Century---
People, Documents, and Movements
100
Native Americans lived on grasslands known as _______ in the west-central portion of the U.S. The Native Americans also relied on the ______ to provide many basic needs.
What is the Great Plains and Buffalo.
100
Wealth of natural resources, government support for business, and growing urban population is why the U.S. is ______
What is the world's leading industrial power. 
100
Immigrants come from which four places to create overcrowding. 
What is Europe, Asia, Mexico, and the Caribbean. 
100
As cities grew so did _______ in science. 
What is advancements. 
100
Was the leader of the Hunkpapa Sioux
Who is Sitting Bull
200
Florida History 1700-1900:

Which industries prosper in Florida through this time period.

_____ city becomes part of Tampa Florida.

What is Cattle, Citrus, Phosphate Mining, and Cigar. 


What is Ybor

200
Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie preached: 
What is if you don't give back to the community you will pass away in dishonor
200
What was the Gilded Age?
What is a period of time that seemed to be prospering from afar but from closer inspection was corrupt and not in good condition. 
200
What were Jim Crow Laws and what did they impose?
Jim Crow Laws were the South's last defense against slavery being allowed. These laws made sure to make African Americans second class citizens by dishonoring the separate but equal clause and imposing poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause. 
200
Samuel Gompers created the _____
What is the American Federation of Labor (AFL)
300
This system used both gold and silver to back currency.
What is Bimetalism
300
Florida history: 

Henry Flagler and Henry Plant did what? 

Who is Henry Flagler built hotel Ponce de Leon in St. Augustine which later in time became Flagler College. Also extended the Florida eastern railroad. 

Who is Henry Plant built a railroad that will go through the western side of Florida and created a hotel that later became University of Tampa. 

300
The overt favoritism toward native-born Americans 
What is Nativism
300
Name three things included in The Dawn of Mass Culture. 
What is Amusement Parks, Bicycling and Tennis, Spectator Sports, Baseball, etc. 
300
Created "How the other Half Lived" 
Who is Jacob Riis 
400

The Farmers Alliance was created to: 

a. Take greenbacks out of circulation

b. Buy more land                                                    c. Buy more supplies                                            d. Discuss common issues and dispute against railroad companies. 

What is d. Discuss common issues and dispute against railroad companies.
400
What are Monoplies.
What is the buying out of all other competition to control production, wage, price, and supply of a market.
400
Nativism gripped America so tightly fears extended to _____ and created the __________ agreement
What is Asia (Japan)

What is the Gentlemen's Agreement

400
Who were Booker T. Washington and W.E.B Du Bois? How were they similar and how were they different?
Who is Booker T. Washington and W.E.B Du Bois were both African American civil rights activist's but differed in their views of activism. Washington believed it would take time to get equality in civil rights and would improve as African Americans get better labor skills. Du Bois on the other hand believed that things needed to change now and that the top 10% of African Americans should immediately be accepted into society. 
400
What was populism. 
It was a very serious movement of and by the people. It was so serious it became a party and actually stood for the people (working class mainly farmers) fighting against a stubborn government trying to make life easier. Supported bimetalism and election by popular vote. Party was not strong enough on itself however it was still significant as some of the parties beliefs were adopted by the democratic party.
500
Battle of Wounded Knee in the perspective of the Native Americans could be seen as tragic because:


a. Soldiers ate the Native Americans food                b. Americans broke their promises multiple times becoming greedy and kicking Native Americans out of their own land, murdering many Indians and changing the Natives way of peace                          c. Americans took the Native's leader, Sitting Bull to become President                                                  d. The Native Americans were almost completely wiped out, lost all their land and were forced to become American                                                   

What is B. Americans broke their promises multiple times becoming greedy and kicking Native Americans out of their own land, murdering many Indians and changing the Natives way of peace
500
What were "Robber Barons" and give an example of one. 
What is an industrialist usually in possession of a monopoly who profits by taking "shady" routes such as underselling others, paying low wages, and controlling price of market.

Who is Rockefeller, Carnegie, or Morgan 

500
What role was William M. Tweed and what did he do with this role.
What is a political boss. With this role, Tweed was very dominant in politics and controlling of the city. Promises services for minorities in return for votes, influences courts, and with voter trust extends influence.
500
Explain how discrimination escalates at the turn of the 21st century. 
At the turn of the 21st century African Americans begin to take a stand ( Booker Washington and Du bois) but things get violent. African Americans are still being held to a specific etiquette and being lynched. The North is also harsh on African Americans. Mexican Workers are also discriminated against in the West and Americans fear the Chinese in job competition leading to the Chinese Exclusion Act.
500
What was the Social Gospel Movement? What was its impact.?
The Social Gospel Movement preached salvation. It did this through service to the poor. Inspired by this message and its impact reformers established settlement houses. These were community centers that provided assistance to the people in poverty, especially immigrants.