What were the provisions of the Homestead Act? (government + IW)

What were the provisions of the Dawes Severalty Act? (government + IW)

What was a policy, passed in 1851, that assigned tribes their own defined reservations? (government + IW)

What tribal group evaded the US army for 75 days, over 1,321 miles, on their way to Canada? (groups + IW)

What Native American tribe was the most violent in dealing with whites? (groups + IW)

What was the largest western population group before the Anglo-American migration to the west? (people + AS)

Who was the leader of the Nez Perce and led them on their epic flight across the country? (people + AS)

In 1847, what resulted from the US trying to establish a territorial government in New Mexico? (conflicts + AS)

At what conflict did Colonel Chivington led an attack on non-hostile Indians, resulted in the deaths of 133 Indians? (conflicts + AS)

What conflict was considered the final battle of the Indian Wars? (conflicts + AS)

Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull led the most successful force of Native Americans at this Battle in 1876. (conflicts + AS)

Who wrote The Significance of the Frontier in American History? (people + AS)

This railroad connected the east to the west and stretches almost 2,000 miles. (misc + KK)

These people played an important role in setting up the west, herding the cattle, and taking care of the ranchers. Many 19th century Americans romanticized them. (society + KK)

This was a school of art that mainly focused on western landscapes. (society + KK)

This is the famous cattle driving trails throughout the Indian Territory. (misc + KK)

The last effort of Native Americans to resist US domination and drive whites from their ancestral lands, came through as a religious movement. (society + KK)

What company dominated the petroleum industry, was the main symbol of monopoly, and controlled 90% of the refined oil in the US? (organizations + IW)

What were the two methods that businessmen used to gain power and create large, single corporations? (organizations + IW)

What was the militant labor organization located in Pennsylvania that intimidated coal operators through violence? (groups + IW)

What was the first attempt to combine separate unions into a single national organization in 1866? (groups + IW)

What was the most important labor group in the US, and rivaled the Knights of Labor in ideals and status? (groups + IW)

What was the most powerful trade union in the country, which employed skilled workers, thus gaining great power over employers? (groups + IW)

What was America's first major national labor conflict? (conflict + AS)

Who became one of the richest men at the time due to his powerful monopoly on oil? (people + AS)

Who became a philanthropist after being the leading industrialist in the steel world? (people + AS)

Who became the folk hero of American culture due to his famed novels about men who rose from rags to riches? (people + AS)

Which labor strike resulted in a temporary Union victory? (conflicts + AS)

Who did the American Federation of Labor represent and support? (people + AS)

This is a social application of Charles Darwin's biological theory of evolution by natural selection? (society + KK)

This idea is based off the idea of hard work and diligence in order to be successful. (misc + KK)

This claim was promoted by Carnegie and stated that workers had the right to unionize and demand higher wages and that rich people had a moral duty to give away whatever money they did not need. (misc + KK)

A technique introduced by Henry Ford, a system that used conveyor belts to assemble cars from one group of workers to another. (misc + KK)

This encourage the development of mass production techniques and the assembly line, led to a revolution in American education of social science. (misc + KK)

Newspaper editor Edward Bellamy wrote this in 1888, which envisioned an industrialized utopian society. (misc + KK)

Ensured that if the company went bad, an investor could lose only what he'd invested. (misc + KK)

What was the name of the charitable society founded in 1879 that focused more on religious revivalism than the relief of the poor? (organizations + IW)

What was created by the federal government in 1912 that prevented occupational diseases, established protection of public health as a responsibility of the federal government, and brought public attention to the forces that endangered health? (government + IW)

What caused a change in how Americans bought goods by selling goods at lower prices than local stores? (organizations + IW)

What became a major business and a great national preoccupation in the US? (groups + IW)

What movement was formed by Florence Kelley to improve wages and working conditions for women workers? (groups + IW)

Where did the majority of immigrants come from in the late 1800s? (people + AS)

Who was the first to write about the new perception of leisure time and argued that the principal goal of an economy was to have an abundance of goods and pursuit pleasure? (people + AS)

This person was a strong advocate for increasing women's wages and organized both the National Consumer League and National Child Labor Committee. (people + AS)

Who established the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, which forced Native Americans to assimilate? (people + AS)

Poverty and crowding from Urbanization led to the increase of crime rates, which is seen as murder rate rose to be from 25 to 100 for every million people in the late 1800s. (conflicts + AS)

Mass entertainment, in the late 1800s, helped decrease the discrimination experienced between different classes, races, and genders. (conflicts + AS)

Who wrote How the Other Half Lives, which described and brought attention to tenement life? (people + AS)

Boston gradually filled an area of marshy tidal land to create this neighborhood. (society + KK)

A tenement is a slum dwelling with no plumbing or heating. (society + KK)

A policy of protecting the interests of native-born Americans who wanted to slow or stop immigration. (society + KK)

An artistic movement that's best known for portraying scenes of daily life in NY's poorer areas. (society + KK)

Different ethnicities formed their own theaters with their own music and had comedians in their own language. (society + KK)

This is the act of immigrants getting rid of their foreign habits and assimilating into American culture. (misc + KK)

Mass communications is an urban industrial society that created a vast market for new methods of transmitting news and information. (misc + KK)