Native American Experience in West
Farmers Problems
Granger laws/Populists
Causes of Civil War
Battles/Emancipation Proclamation
100

THIS policy, although well-intentioned, meant the decline of Native American culture. 

What was AMERICANIZATION?

100

THIS act promised settlers 160 acres of free land if they farmed it for five years. 

What was the HOMESTEAD act. 

100

THIS was the term for a national association of farmer's social clubs. 

What is the GRANGE?

100

Of these two, who generally supported STATES rights more? (Northerners or Southerners)

Who were SOUTHERNERS?

100

During the war, the North had many advantages except for THIS (choose from list):

- Access to more railroads

- More industry

- Gifted military leaders

What is GIFTED MILITARY LEADERS?

200

THIS act, passed in 1887, differed from earlier federal Native American policies because it allowed Natives to claim former communal land as private property. 

What was the DAWES ACT?

200

THIS allowed farmers to shop and transport their produce eastward.

What were RAILROADS?

200
the Populist Party combined the interest of farmers, miners and workers - everyday people. It included ideas about income tax, 8 hour workdays, and direct election of THESE people. 

Who were U.S. SENATORS?

200

The Dred Scott Supreme Court decision determined that African Americans were considered THIS. 

What is PROPERTY?

200

The Anaconda plan hoped to do THIS to the South during the war.

What is blockade the Confederacy and prevent supplies from getting in. 

300

The Cheyenne and THIS group of Native Americans lived on the Great Plains for centuries. As many of 200 of them were massacred at Wounded Knee, South Dakota. 

Who were the SIOUX?

300

 Farmers built THESE type of houses, made from thick clumps of grass and soil cut into bricks. 

What were SOD HOUSES?

300

THIS was passed by Congress and was the first federal law to regulate business practices. Railroads couldn't charge different rates for the same freight and distance. 

What was the INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT OF 1887?

300

THIS proposed law, which Stephen Douglas supported, focused on the concept of popular sovereignty, allowing settlers to decide the issue of slavery in their territories. 

What was the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

300

The Union gained control of the Mississippi River after THIS battle?

What was the BATTLE OF VICKSBURG?

400
The main purpose of THIS was to clear federal lands in the west for use by railroads, ranchers, and farmers.

What was the RESERVATION SYSTEM?

400

In the Great Plains, special plows were able to plow more deeply to preserve surface moisture. These techniques became known as THIS. 

What is DRY FARMING?

400

THESE laws regulated railroad and grain-storage rates. 

What are GRANGER LAWS?

400
The Dred Scott decision ruled that slaves were not citizens and therefore had no right to sue in federal court. The Supreme Court also exercises its power of THIS term, which means the judicial branch can examine the actions of the other branches of government and determine if they violate the constitution. 

What is JUDICIAL REVIEW?

400

Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation after the Battle of Antietam to encourage freed slaves in the rebelling states to do THIS. 

What is join the Union army?

500

With the completion of THIS, sharpshooters began shooting at massive herds of buffalo that roamed the plains. 

What is the TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD?

500

THESE powered pumps that brought water to the surface to help irrigate farms in the Great Plains.

What are WINDMILLS?

500

William Jennings Bryan, in his famous Cross of Gold speech, said banking monopolies were attempting to "crucify mankind upon a cross of gold." He supported a policy of THIS in hopes of raising prices to make it easier for farmers to pay their debts. 

What is BIMETALLISM?

500

The excerpt here is part of THIS major document that was issued on December 24, 1860. 

"A geographical line has been drawn across the Union, and all the States north of that line have united in the election of a man to the high office of President of the U.S., whose opinions and purposes are hostile to slavery."

What is the SOUTH CAROLINA DECLARATION OF SECESSION?

500

The Battle of Gettysburg is considered a turning point in the War for THIS reason.

What is General Lee and the Confederate Army never advanced into the North again?