People
Native American Affairs
Inventions
Terms-Definitions
Miscellaneous
400

This person purchased the Louisiana Territory from France. 

President Thomas Jefferson

400

Where did the Native Americans settle as a result of the Trail of Tears?

"Indian Territory" aka Modern day Oklahoma.

400

This invention allowed for the movement of goods and people in a much faster and safer way. 

The railroad

400

A settlement brought about by an economic explosion, often found around mines.

Boomtowns

400

What is the idea that the U.S. borders needed to spread from coast to coast

Manifest Destiny

600

This person guided Lewis and Clark through the Louisiana Territory

Sacagewea

600

In modern times, what is the name of the places that are set aside for Native Americans to live?

Reservations

600

This invention changed factories and transportation, essentially allowing the design to be used in many new inventions. 

Watt steam engine

600

The idea that American born citizens were better than immigrants

Nativism

600

Where General Custer made a last stand against Lakota Sioux warriors, all his men and himself were killed.

The Battle at Little Bighorn

800

This is the name of the people who settled in California during the height of the California Gold Rush

The '49ers

800

Who were considered the 'five civilized tribes'?

Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, Seminole

800

This invention revolutionized communication, allowing for messages to be sent long distances. 

Telegraph

800

the process where cities grow larger and more populated as people seek jobs, transforming land from agricultural into commercial areas

Urbanization
800

What were the qualifications for the homestead act?

Head of family, 21 years old, planned to "improve" the land, would live on the land for 5 years. 

1000

This person supported and passed the Indian Removal Act

President Andrew Jackson

1000

What was the purpose of the Native American Boarding Schools?

To separate children from their families, and to force assimilate them into American culture. Stripping them of their native language, heritage and customs. 
1000

This invention allowed to the production of cotton to go much faster, allowing for the textile industry in the north to boom. 

The Cotton Gin

1000

A spiritual ritual, thought to bring about the old ways of native american life, before the white settlers. 

Ghost Dance

1000

Name three problems associated with Urbanization (think the game we played)

Health issues, unemployment, death/maiming by factory parts, tenements, alcoholism, loss of the family structure/stability, overcrowding, environmental pollution, large gap between rich and poor.

2000

This famous person died at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

General George Custer. 

2000

What happened at the Massacre at Wounded Knee?

Indian police attempted to arrest Chief Sitting Bull, and in the process they killed him. Scared, Sitting Bull's brother fled to another reservation with the majority of the remaining tribe (mostly elderly, women and children). The U.S. cavalry caught up to them, and eventually killing them. 

2000

This type of living was created to house the urban poor, most popular during the industrial revolution.

Tenements

2000

An explosion of technological advancements that made the U.S. a manufacturing powerhouse.

The Industrial Revolution

2000

Explain how westward expansion changed the United States in the 1800s.

In your answer, include: One cause of settlement, One benefit for Americans,Two negative effects on Native Americans.

Cause: Immigration, Homestead Act, Urbanization, Manifest Destiny, Louisiana Purchase, Railroads, Gold Rush

Benefit: More people=more land needed- the west provided that land, Free land=more opportunity, unhealthy Cities-the west provided a healthier lifestyle, the government wanted you to settle, it was easier than ever to get to those new lands with the railroad, gold rush=get rich!

Negatives: Indian Removal, trail of tears, reservations, Massacre at wounded knee, boarding schools, loss of tribal lands/identity/culture/language