Ch. 13

The 1887 law to attempt to "Americanize" Native Americans by breaking their reservations into private land.

• Dawe's Act

• Treaty of Ft. Laramie

• Chisolm Act

• Assimilation Law

This law gave 160 acres of land to Native head of a household and 80 acres to unmarried Native adults. The rest was sold to settlers.

• Populism

• Treaty of Sitting Bull

• Dawe's Act

• Morrill Act

To care, grow, and raise crops and animals

• Caregiver

• Husbandry

• Nursery

• Wifery

The Patrons of Husbandry or an organization for isolated farmers

• Bonanza Farms

• Exodusters

• Populist

• Grange

Fought against monopolistic railroad practices on transport costs

• Grange

• Sitting Bull

• Homesteaders

• William Jennings Bryan

AKA the People's Party attempted to give blue collar workers a voice in government

• McKinley Movement

• Gold Standard Living

• Farmer's Alliance

• Populist

A way to "Americanize" natives by teaching private ownership and personal image

• Assimilation

• Americanization

• Custer's Stand

• vaquero

1868 Agreement between the US and many Sioux tribes to end attacks on US settlers and promise Black Hills to natives

• Treaty of Ft. Laramie

• Treaty of Wounded Knee

• Treaty of Sand Creek

• Treaty of Little Big Horn

proposed higher income tax and a federal loan program

• Populist Party

• Democratic Party

• Republican Party

• Grange Party

Swapping out paper currency for physical gold and silver; hopefully gives the average man more money

• Silverite

• Bimetallism

• Gold Standard

• Dollar Currency