WorksheetsCotton, Cattle, Railroads, and Western Expansion Day 3 Assignment
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who is pictured in the images?
a)
Sitting Bull
b)
Crazy Horse
c)
Geronimo
d)
Quanah Parker
2.
Choose the difference shown in the two images.
a)
The left image shows Quanah Parker in traditional attire (1885), while the right image shows him in Western formal attire (1897).
b)
The left image depicts a woman in traditional attire, while the right image shows a man in a suit.
c)
The left image shows Quanah Parker in a military uniform, while the right image shows him in casual clothing.
d)
Both images show Quanah Parker in traditional attire from different years.
3.
What explains the change shown between the 1885 and 1897 images?
a)
The change indicates a shift to casual wear influenced by local culture.
b)
The images depict the same style of clothing over time.
c)
The change shows a transition to more traditional Native American attire.
d)
The change reflects a shift from traditional to Western-style clothing.
4.
In what ways did forced assimilation impact Native groups?
a)
Forced assimilation strengthened Native groups' cultural identity.
b)
Forced assimilation had no impact on Native groups' traditions.
c)
Forced assimilation negatively impacted Native groups by eroding their cultural identity and social structures.
d)
Forced assimilation led to increased social cohesion among Native groups.
5.
Which statements identify the effects of westward expansion on Native Americans?
Select TWO correct answers.
a)
Natives were forced off their land.
b)
Natives took control of the east coast.
c)
Native traditions spread throughout Texas.
d)
Native populations decreased across Texas.
e)
More Native tribes settled in Texas.
6.
SCR: Why were Buffalo Soldiers stationed along Texas’ southern border during the late 1800s AND how did their presence affect the region?
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7.
_______________________________________ were former slaves who defended Texas borders.
a)
Buffalo Soldiers
b)
Satanta
c)
Consent of the governed
d)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
e)
Sectionalism
8.
After the Battle of ____________________________________________, Natives living in the Panhandle lost control of the Texas Plains.
a)
Palo Duro Canyon
b)
Buffalo Soldiers
c)
Satanta
d)
Consent of the governed
e)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
9.
Kiowa Chief __________________________________________ led an attack on a wagon train near Salt Creek, forcing the U.S. military to change tactics.
a)
Satanta
b)
Buffalo Soldiers
c)
Consent of the governed
d)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
e)
Sectionalism
10.
Under the _______________________________________________, reservations were established in present-day Oklahoma.
a)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
b)
Buffalo Soldiers
c)
Satanta
d)
Consent of the governed
e)
Sectionalism
11.
The growth of Northern manufacturing, Southern farming, and Western mining created regional tensions that led to ______________________________.
a)
Sectionalism
b)
Buffalo Soldiers
c)
Satanta
d)
Consent of the governed
e)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
12.
___________________________________ is a political theory that a government’s authority is based on the will of its people.
a)
Consent of the governed
b)
Buffalo Soldiers
c)
Satanta
d)
Treaty of Medicine Lodge
e)
Sectionalism
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