6.2

The novel, The History of Standard Oil company was written by whom 

• Ida Tarbell
• Jacob Riis
• Alice Paul
• Upton Sinclair 

Workers often packed into tiny ____________ as they struggled to survive the slums. 

• Trailers 
• Tenements 
• Labor Unions
• Palaces 

_____________ were illegal at the start of the Industrial Revolution, but workers still tried to initiate reforms.

• Urbanizations
• Contamination
• Tenements
• Labor Unions

barbed wire was made by cowboys

• true
• false

Barbed wire stopped the era of the cowboy.

• True

• False

Sodbuster refers to what main job / industry in the late 1800s and early 1900s

• Logging

• Textiles

• Farming

• Mining

The Santa Fe Trail was an important trail between ___________ and _____________.

• Wichita and Mexico

• the United States and Mexico

• the United States and Santa Fe

• Santa Fe and Mexico

What effect did the U.S. government have on the Sioux?

• The government forced the Sioux onto reservations.

• The government allowed the Sioux to live freely on their land.

• The government wiped out Sioux culture and people.

• The government provided the money and food it promised.

The religious movement practiced by Indians that meant the white man would eventually disappear, was called the Ghost Dance

• True

• False

Which of the following was the last major military action between the federal government and the Plains Indians?

• the Treaty of Fort Laramie
• the death of Sitting Bull
• the Sand Creek Massacre
• the massacre at Wounded Knee