APUSH Ch. 26

argued that 300 years of westward settlement had shaped American culture by promoting independence and individualism

• Joseph Glidden
• Helen Hunt Jackson
• Frederick Jackson Turner
• Mary Elizabeth Lease

created sympathy for Native Americans and support for assimilation in A CENTURY OF DISHONOR

• William jennings Bryan
• Helen Hunt Jackson
• Frederick Jackson Turner
• Mary Elizabeth Lease

promoted the re-establishment of tribal organization and culture

• Homestead Act
• Dawes Severalty Act
• Indian Reorganization Act
• The Grange

established by Oliver Kelly as a social and educational organization for farmers and their families

• The Grange
• The Farmer's Alliance
• The Populists
• The Long Drive

Populist candidate who won more than 1 million votes and 22 electoral votes in 1892

• William McKinley
• William Jennings Bryan
• James Weaver
• Marcus Hanna

inventor of barbed wire which made modern ranching possible

• James Weaver
• Marcus Hanna
• Joseph Glidden
• Buffalo Bill Cody

led to a boycott that tied up railroad transportation across the country

• the Haymarket Bombing
• the Pullman strike
• the Homestead strike
• the Ghost Dance

granted 160 acres to settlers who farmed land for 5 years

• the Dawes Act
• the Homestead Act
• the Indian Reorganization Act
• the Interstate Commerce Act

massacre that marked the end of the Indian Wars

• Battle of Wounded Knee
• Battle of Little Big Horn
• the Boston Massacre
• the Fetterman massacre

delivered the "Cross of Gold" speech at the 1896 Democratic convention

• Marcus hanna
• James Weaver
• William McKinley
• William jennings Bryan