Plains Indians depended on which of the following animals for survival?

Who encouraged people to move west by printing posters and pamphlets advertising fertile and inexpensive land?

What created the Great Sioux Reservation, completely free of whites?

What was completed at Promontory, Utah, linking the East and the West?

The Native Americans greatest victory over the US was?

This Act granted over 17 million acres of western land to the states to be used for educational purposes

These were African Americans who moved west in a mass departure.

Which of the following granted land to small farmers if they agreed to stay on the land for five years?

What was the name of the attack on Black Kettle's camp, led by Col. Chivington, that resulted in the death of 200 old people, women, and children?

Most Americans Indians wanted to live on reservations

The Ghost Dance was a religious movement that spread across the South.

The Pawnee were forced to move to Indian Country after their land was given to the Sioux.

Where was the Trial of Standing Bear held?

A Paiute Indian named Wocoka began a religious movement called the Ghost Dance.

Chief Standing Bear was regarded as a leader of civil rights and was the Martin Luther King, Jr. of his day.

Owning all or nearly all the businesses in an industry is called monopoly

Which  industry had the greatest  impact on the Industrial Revolution?

If someone owns all the businesses involved in each step of the manufacturing process, from raw materials to the finished product, what is it called?

People who start new businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so, are known as

Which man brought the Bessemer process to America and became the King of Steel

Which man had a monopoly on the oil business and started a foundation named after him? He gave away over a trillion dollars in today's money

African American men who served as soldiers in the Army in the late 1800's were known as

Journalists who wanted to report about poor living conditions and immoral institutions and leaders were known as muckrakers.

Who was one of the main leaders of the Temperance movement?

Which amendment gave women the right to vote, 144 years after Abigail Adams said "Remember the Ladies"?

The convention in 1848 to work for women's rights was called the Declaration of Sentiments.

Groups of people who work together to gain or maintain their rights in the workplace are called

Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle", was an essay/novel promoting

Used horizontal integration to control 90% of the oil business in America. Gave away over a trillion dollars in today's money.

The Rectangle Shirtwaist Company had locked doors on the factory floors, causing a great loss of lives of the workers in a fire.

The Jungle, written by Upton Sinclair, described the horrible conditions in slaughter houses.

The Bessemer process

Teddy Roosevelt helped create what system in the US?

After selling his company Andrew Carnegie used his wealth by

Supporters of women's suffrage also supported

President T. Roosevelt protected consumers by

Which document stated the 13 colonies' desire to be free from the mother country?

Which document states the basic fundamental laws of the US?

From which country did the US win independence?

Which side won the Civil War?

What type of government does the US have?

Who was the President during the Civil War?

Who were the co-leaders of the expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase?

The first ten amendments to the Constitution are known as ?

Congress passed an exclusion act, in 1882, that barred what group from entering the US