Was the experience of Native American tribes in the West more of a Historical Continuity or more of a Historical Change?

Primarily a Historical Continuity.

What was the primary objective of Custer and his troops upon arriving at the Little Bighorn Valley?

To subdue a village of defiant Indians

To negotiate peace with the Sioux and Cheyenne

To establish a new military base

What strategic mistake did Custer make during the battle?

He divided his forces into three separate columns

He underestimated the size of the Indian village

He failed to secure enough ammunition

What was the outcome for Custer and his men at Last Stand Hill?

They were captured by the Indians

They successfully defended their position

What was the impact of the Battle of Little Bighorn on the U.S. government?

It caused the government to send more military forces

It resulted in the withdrawal of troops from the plains

It led to peace negotiations with the Indians

How is the Battle of Little Bighorn viewed in terms of military history?

As one of the most studied military engagements

As a significant victory for the U.S. Army

Click on the picture and answer the following picture after you have viewed it. "What is the purpose of this poster?"

To promote the importance of farmers

To celebrate a historical event.

To advertise a new product line.

To promote the education paths people had in the GIlded Age

What inspired Henry Littlefield to connect 'The Wizard of Oz' with The Gilded Age?

A book he read to his daughters

A conversation with a colleague

What additional interpretation did other scholars suggest about Dorothy's dog Toto?

He is a metaphor for the industrial worker

He represents the gold standard

By the 1980s, how was Littlefield's theory regarded in American history textbooks?

It was considered controversial

What is one alternative interpretation of 'The Wizard of Oz' mentioned in the transcript?

A celebration of urban consumer culture

What does historian William Leach argue about the Emerald City?

It symbolizes the new urban America

It represents the gold standard

It stands for the industrial revolution

It is a metaphor for the Populist movement

What was L. Frank Baum's stated intention for writing 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'?

To craft an American children's story

To critique American capitalism

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Western Expansion in the Gilded Age

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When you think of the idea of Western Expansion what 2 words come to mind?

Who do you think may have best understood and empathized with what Chief Joseph was trying to say? Explain your answer.

Match each Native American Chief to their description.

What would we called Helen Hunt Jackson?

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