Native Culture and U.S. Policies
10 Across - The U.S. government took THIS away from the Native Americans so that the white settlers could have more to live and farm on.
10 Across - Land
15 Down - What act indicated how reservation land would be divided up among Native Americans families?
15 Down - Dawes Act
8 Across - Because more settlers moved west, what increased between the settlers and Native Americans?
8 Across - Conflict
23 Across - What political movement gave the common people a greater voice in the government?
23 Across - Populist Movement
8 Down - How did Sitting Bull respond to U.S. Indian policies? Continue to fight or submit?
8 Down - Continue to Fight
18 Down - The Dawes Act indicated how ____ land would be divided among Native Americans.
18 Down - Reservation
12 Across - Was Manifest Destiny/Westward Expansion POSITIVE or NEGATIVE for white settlers since it gave them free land and more opportunities for success?
12 Across - Positive
1 Down - The completion of THIS allowed goods, resources, and people to get to the West much faster which sped up Westward development.
1 Down - Transatlantic Railroad
7 Down - What plan forced or ATTACKED Native Americans to give up their beliefs, culture, and tribal identity?
7 Down - Assimilation
25 Across - This battle marked the end of organized conflict between Native Americans and the federal government.
25 Across - Wounded Knee
Native Americans lost - not positive
4 Down - What act gave white settlers free land which increased the number of Americans living and cultivating land in the American West?
22 Across - How did Chief Joseph respond to U.S. American policies? Did he continue to fight or submit?
22 Across - Submit