UNIT 3: TEST

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In Indian Territory, land was initially owned by

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the entire nation, which meant that it was held in common.

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According to the United States census, the majority of the population in Indian Territory in 1907 consisted of

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whites.

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In the latter part of the nineteenth century, some Indian families acquired great wealth because

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the system of land ownership allowed them to use the land to the exclusion of the majority of the population.

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The first area of Oklahoma Territory opened for settlement was the

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Unassigned Lands

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The amendment to the Indian Appropriations Act directed President Harrison to: set a time to allow homesteaders to enter the Oklahoma District.

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set a time to allow homesteaders to enter the Oklahoma District.

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The Five Tribes viewed the opening of Oklahoma Territory

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with great fear, because many Indians felt that eventually their way of life would be destroyed, just as that of the Plains Indians had been destroyed.

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All of the following residents of Indian Territory were eligible for allotments EXCEPT: mixed-blood Indians, intermarried Indians, orphaned Indian children.

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new settlers.

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The first step taken in the allotment process was

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to survey the lands.

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The movement to expand the powers of government in order to control large industry was called

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progressivism.

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Leaders in Indian Territory called for the formation of a new state to be named

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Sequoyah.