What were the names of the companies that built the Transcontinental Railroad?

What was the name of the treaty that ended the Mexican-American War?

What replaced the Pony Express?

What did Joseph Glidden create to help keep cattle out of crops?

What animal became nearly extinct on the Great Plains?

Which of the following was NOT a consequence of the Compromise of 1877?

What act was signed in 1861 by President Lincoln that authorized the created of a railroad linked the network of railroads in the northeast with a railroad line that went to California?

What act gave men over the age of 21 the right to claim 160 acres of free land?

What act was the first legal justification for the removal and isolation of Native Americans?

What was the agreement between the US government and Native Americans, broken by the US gov, that began the policy of forcibly assimilating Native Americans into reservations?

What authorized the creation of the first reservations?

This act was AKA the Allotment Act, change from the forced removal of Native Americans onto reservations into forced assimilation.

What act gave the federal government the authority to intervene when a state failed to protect citizens from vigilante groups?

What gave citizenship, civil, and legal rights to Black Americans and recently freed slaves?

What gave Black men the right to vote?

What was the "separate but equal" Supreme Court case?

What act created the Interstate Commerce Commission?

What act helped end the spoils system?

What was the first race-based restriction on immigration?

What is cultural modification of an individual or group by adapting or borrowing traits from another culture?

What is the process by which a minority group's culture comes to resemble a dominant group or assumes the values, behaviors, and beliefs of another group?

What is a premeditated, extrajudicial killing by a group?

What is the state of being deprived of a right, especially the right to vote?

What is the nickname for Black citizens that successfully moved westward to escape racial and economic oppression?

What is a shallow surface that covers up the poverty and corruption below?

Who is someone that became rich through ruthless and unscrupulous business practices?

What is a justification for the inequality in wealth; the "survival of the fittest"?

What is the name of the organization that provided social services and jobs in exchange for votes?

What is improving methods of appointments, rules of conduct, etc., for politicians?

What is an arrangement where the supply chain of a company is owned by that company?

Cities or towns, places with large populations.

What is the term for something happening in a home country to push someone to emigrate?

What is the term for something that draws someone to a new place?

What is the name of the policy of protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants rather than those of immigrants?

Owning multiple businesses of the same kind (ex: John Rockefeller owning all the refineries in Cleveland).

Who was the father of the Black Exodus?

Who ran Tammany Hall in New York City?

Who used political cartoons in an attempt to take down Tammany Hall?

Who led the 19th century expansion of the steel industry in the US?

Who owned Standard Oil and established the first trust?

Who created A/C electricity that replaced the D/C electricity that had been in use?

Who was born Sarah Breedlove and became one of the wealthiest women of her time?

They were mostly migrants from England, France, Ireland, or Germany; culturally similar, literate, and easily adapted to life in the US.

They were mostly migrants from Greece, Italy, or Russia; culturally different, poor, often illiterate, and had a difficult time adapting to life in the US.

This was an immigrant that came with expertise in an area.

This was an immigrant who had little specialized skill and often worked in a factory or at a construction job.

Who was the co-founder of the Hull House in Chicago and a social reformed?

Who compiled photographs into a book (How the Other Half Lives) to show the difficulties that immigrants faced?

What was the name of the "Know Nothing" Party?

What political party stated that they wanted to "rid the country of cheap Chinese labor"?