WorksheetsAmerican History Chapter 10
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Worksheet time: 25mins
A deposit of valuable minerals buried in layers of rock.
Comstock Drive
Comstock Lode
Lode
Long Drive
The process of herding cattle from Texas to northern rail lines.
Comstock Drive
Comstock Lode
Lode
Long Drive
Sioux chief who joined with Crazy Horse to push out illegal white miners.
Andrew Johnson
Edmund G. Ross
Edwin Stanton
Sitting Bull
Tennessee Democrat who became 17th President after Lincoln.
Andrew Johnson
Edmund G. Ross
Edwin Stanton
Sitting Bull
Cast the deciding vote that ended the impeachment proceedings against President Andrew Johnson.
Andrew Johnson
Edmund G. Ross
Edwin Stanton
Sitting Bull
Became the first African-American Senator in 1870.
P.B.S. Pinchback
William Jennings Bryan
George A. Custer
Hiram Revels
Became the first African-American Governor.
P.B.S. Pinchback
William Jennings Bryan
George A. Custer
Hiram Revels
Military officer who lead the 7th Cavalry to their deaths.
P.B.S. Pinchback
William Jennings Bryan
George A. Custer
Hiram Revels
Leading figure of the Populist Party.
P.B.S. Pinchback
William Jennings Bryan
George A. Custer
Hiram Revels
Formally abolished slavery in all states and territories.
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Sixteenth Amendment
Prohibited states from depriving any male citizen of equal protection under the law, regardless of race.
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Sixteenth Amendment
Granted the right to vote to African-American males.
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Sixteenth Amendment
Northerners who saw the South as a chance to get rich quickly by seizing political office.
Carpetbaggers
Ku Klux Klan
Scalawags
Southern Unionists
Southern whites, who allied themselves with the Carpetbaggers.
Carpetbaggers
Ku Klux Klan
Scalawags
Southern Unionists
Native American name for African American soldiers.
Buffalo Soldiers
Nomads
Vaqueros
Vigilantes
Homesteaders
African American settlers who went west.
Group of farmers who united to insure fair pricing.
White settlers who went west.
Western farmers who made their homes out of sod.
Exodusters
African American settlers who went west.
Group of farmers who united to insure fair pricing.
White settlers who went west.
Western farmers who made their homes out of sod.
Sodbusters
African American settlers who went west.
Group of farmers who united to insure fair pricing.
White settlers who went west.
Western farmers who made their homes out of sod.
Was made to connect America from Atlantic to Pacific.
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Transcontinental Railroad
Transpacific Railroad
The railroad company that crossed the Rocky Mountains.
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Transcontinental Railroad
Transpacific Railroad
The railroad company that crossed the Great Plains.
Central Pacific
Union Pacific
Transcontinental Railroad
Transpacific Railroad
Rebuilding program that lasted from 1865-1867 and was very lenient.
Presidential Reconstruction
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Reconstruction
Radical Reconstruction
Harsh laws that were passed to subjugate freed slaves.
Freedman's Bureau
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Reconstruction
U.S. act of assimilation aimed at the Native American tribes.
Homestead Act
Congressional Elections of 1866
Dawes Act
Treaty of Fort Laramie
The offer of 160 acres of land for five years of work.
Homestead Act
Congressional Elections of 1866
Dawes Act
Treaty of Fort Laramie
First treaty designed to limit the lands of Native Americans.
Homestead Act
Congressional Elections of 1866
Dawes Act
Treaty of Fort Laramie
Time for each community was determined by the sun.
Solar Cropping
Sharecropping
Standard Time
Solar Time
Railroad time system that divided the country into four sectors.
Solar Cropping
Sharecropping
Standard Time
Solar Time
To work land in exchange for a share of the harvest.
Solar Cropping
Sharecropping
Standard Time
Solar Time
The land set aside for Native American tribes.
Reservation
Frontier
Oklahoma Land Rush
Great Plains
The part of the Great Plains that was inhabited by Native Americans.
Reservation
Frontier
Oklahoma Land Rush
Great Plains
Land give away the marked the end of the frontier era.
Reservation
Frontier
Oklahoma Land Rush
Great Plains
Attack by Colorado militia on a peaceful Cheyenne village.
Boomtown
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee Massacre
Location of the complete defeat of the 7th Cavalry.
Boomtown
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee Massacre
Attack by the 7th Cavalry on a peaceful group of Sioux.
Boomtown
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee Massacre
A town that had a sudden burst of economy or population growth.
Boomtown
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Sand Creek Massacre
Wounded Knee Massacre
Native American ritual that was to bring about future visions.
Ghost Dance
Ghost Party
Populist Party
Gold Standard
1890’s political party also known as the People’s Party.
Ghost Dance
Ghost Party
Populist Party
Gold Standard
When U.S. currency is backed only by gold.
Ghost Dance
Ghost Party
Populist Party
Gold Standard
Republican candidate in 1896 who backed the gold standard.
P.B.S. Pinchback
William Jennings Bryan
William McKinley
Hiram Revels
Rebuilding program that lasted from 1867-1877 and tried to protect the rights of freed slaves.
Presidential Reconstruction
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Reconstruction
Radical Reconstruction
Refers to the whole period following the Civil War of rebuilding the United States.
Presidential Reconstruction
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Reconstruction
Radical Reconstruction
Fierce warrior and leader of the last Apache tribe to surrender.
Chief Joseph
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Wovoka
Lakota war leader of the Oglala band.
Chief Joseph
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Wovoka
Nez Perce leader who resisted removal and fled with his entire tribe to Canada.
Chief Joseph
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Wovoka
Prophet who taught some tribes the prophetic powers of the Ghost Dance.
Chief Joseph
Crazy Horse
Geronimo
Wovoka
Radical Republicans
African American settlers who went west.
Wanted to punish the South, and to prevent the ruling class from continuing in power.
White settlers who went west.
Western farmers who made their homes out of sod.
(1868) the Native Americans were moved to the Black Hills in South Dakota.
Second Treaty of Fort Laramie
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Civil Rights Bill
Radical Reconstruction
A bill that would have given blacks a chance to compete in a free-labor economy.
Second Treaty of Fort Laramie
Dawes Act
Black Codes
Civil Rights Bill
Radical Reconstruction
The pieces of the ground with the grass growing on it.
Sod
Comstock Lode
Lode
Long Drive
