Period 6 APUSH

Ghost Dancers were Native Americans

• who believed their ritual dances would bring back buffalo and get rid of the white man.

• who defeated General Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

• who joined the traveling wild west shows after they failed at reservation farming.

• who assimilated to white American standards and cultural norms.

The Grangers were

• people who started the conservation movement.

• farmers who wanted government action to protect farmers against big business.

• farmers who used to work for the railroads.

• an organization for young men who needed training for factory jobs.

Increasing the amount of money in circulation creates inflation, thereby raising crop prices. This was a part of

• the Social Gospel movement.

• The "Gold Bug Democrats" supporting Grover Cleveland.

• the Ocala Platform presented by the farmers' National Alliance.

• the Ghost Dancer movement.

Plessy v. Ferguson

• integrates schools

• expands the commerce clause power of Congress

• judicial review

• "separate but equal" is the standard to keep segregation legal

What is the emphasis for promoters of the "New South?"

• industrialization of the former Confederate states

• educational opportunities for all African-Americans

• offering citizenship to Native Americans

• raising prices to support struggling farmers

What tactics were used to limit African-Americans rights in the late 1800s? Choose all that apply.

• literacy tests and poll taxes for voting

• opening Tuskegee Institute

• Jim Crow segregation laws

• allotting land in reservations

Match the following

• telegraph

• Samuel F.B. Morse

• AC power grid

• Henry Bessemer

• steel manufacturing

• Thomas Edisonb

• Menlo Park research lab

• Alexander Graham Bell

• telephone

• George Westinghouse

Railroads established time zones for more efficient scheduling.

• True

• False

Vertical Integration

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Horizontal Integration

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