UNIT 2: WESTWARD EXPANSION - Recap

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Which corresponding number identifies the Great Plains?

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Front

Which picture would most be associated with the location of a Indian reservation?

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Front

Which word best explains the changes shown in these photographs? Options: immigration, assimilation, nullification, nativism

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assimilation

Front

Which title would be most appropriate for this map? Options: Cattle Trails (1865-1886), The Transcontinental Railroad (1870), Westward Expansion (circa 1877), The Trail of Tears (1830 - 1850)

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Cattle Trails (1865-1886)

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Which statement is true about the Homestead Act and the Transcontinental Railroad? Options: Both helped to increase the population in the West., Both provided immigrants with jobs., Both helped to increase manufacturing goods in the East., Both were actions that violated rights found in the Constitution.

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Both helped to increase the population in the West.

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Which trend of the late 1800s and early 1900s is BEST reflected in this photograph? Options: The desire to gain new territories, The emphasis on cultural assimilation, The need for urban reform, The rise of nativism

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The emphasis on cultural assimilation

Front

These photographs provide evidence that one goal of the Dawes Act was to-

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assimilate American Indians into U.S. culture

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Which two words would describe the land designated for an Indian reservation?

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sparsely populated & undesirable

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Due to the cruel or unjust treatment of the Native Americans by the United States government, it is accurate to say this population was ______.

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oppressed

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Farmers on the Great Plains developed many ______ which helped overcome the obstacles of living and farming there.

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innovations