8.3 Expansionism and Imperialism

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What was the most effective method of transportation in 1860s? Options: Automobile, Covered Wagon, Trains, Bicycle

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Trains

Front

Before 1860's, how far East did the railroads go? Options: Missouri River, Ohio River, Hudson River, Mississippi River

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Mississippi River

Front

(T/F) Reconcentration was the movement of Cubans onto military containment camps to avoid them revolting against the government. Conditions of these camps were very poor.

Back

True

Front

Many immigrants were hired to work on the railroad, which group made up the majority of the workers?

Back

Chinese

Front

Theodore Roosevelt served as a military leader during the Spanish American War, What was the name of his military group?

Back

Rough Riders

Front

What does the Transcontinental Railroad connect?

Back

East to West

Front

What was a positive effect of the railroads?

Back

Population Increase, Built Towns, Added new states

Front

What happened when Native American villages were in the way of Railroads?

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They were forced onto reservations

Front

What treaty promised to protect Native American land "as long as the grass grows green"?

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Fort Laramie Treaty

Front

A reservation is a piece of land that is set aside for Native Americans to live on.

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True