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LEAP Review Unit 1 Western Migration-Progressive Movement

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How did America assimilate the Native Americans and what was the affect of their assimilation?

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What were the goals of the Progressive movement and how did they achieve their goals?

Label the causes and effects of the railroad industry
chinese immigrants were brought to the US to build the railroad.
industrialization of US
ship finished goods from factories to west and to Asia
ship raw materials from the west to factories in the east
created grater communication by connecting the east and west coasts
assimilation and defeat of the indians
expanded the settlement of the US
buffalo herd decimated
creation of new western states
Causes of the creation of the railroad industry
Effects of the railroad industry
Which of the following provisions were in the Dawes Act?
Indians were forced to assimilate
Indians were allowed to teach their children their native language
Indians were left alone to live on reservations and keep their culture
Indians became farmers
What was the only battle the Indians and is also known as Custer's last stand?
Wounded Knee
Sandcreek Massacre
Sioux War
Little Big Horn
Battle that the Indians were massacred for performing the Ghost Dance.
Sioux War
Little Big Horn
Sandcreek Massacre
Wounded Knee
"You shall not bear down upon mankind a crown of throwns. You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of Gold." Which populist party candidate made the famous "Cross of Gold" speech encouraging America to use bimetalism?
William Jennings Bryan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William McKinley
James Weaver
Social and Political movement that tried to solve the problems of farmers during the late 1800s.
Populist Party
People's Party
Granger Movement
Agarian Movement
What are push and pull factors of Western Migration.
Ethnic and Religious repression
Overcrowding
Adventure
Freedom
Poverty
Unemployment
Cheap Land
Gold and Silver
Push Factor
Pull Factor
Act that created fast settlement of the land by offering cheap land as long as you farmed it for five years.
Dawes Act
Homestead Act
Morril Land Grant Act
Trade Act
Political movement that formed the Populist Party to unite farmers nationwide to shape economic policy in the U.S.
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Populist Party
Whig Party
Invention that ended the open range.
Steel Plow
Barbed Wire
Windmill
Tractors
Book written by Helen Hunt Jackson that explained the atrocities committed against the Native Americans.
Silent Spring
The Jungle
A Century of Dishonor
The Crucible
Match the Robber Baron to their industry.
railroad
tobacco
oil
banking
steel
Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
Morgan
Duke
Name of the time period where the rich lived lavishly while the poor live desolate desperate lives.
Roaring Age
Golden Age
Depression Age
Gilded Age
Political Boss that ran the infamous Tammany Hall Machine.
Thomas Nast
William "Boss" Tweed
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
Which of the following were inventions by Thomas Edison
movie projector
air condition
telephone
lightbulb
phonograph
Match the Progessive Amendments to their description
prohibition
womens suffrage
income tax
direct election of senators
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
Act that banned Chinese workers from entering the US.
Immigration Act of 1924
Chinese Exclusion Act
Chinese Inclusion Act
Boxer Rebellion
Match the Muckraker to their work.
"The History of Standard Oil"
"The Shame of Cities
"How the Other Half Lives"
"The Jungle"
Ida Tarbell
Upton Sinclair
Jacob Riis
Lincoln Steffens
Match the early African American Leaders to their descriptions
Pushed for anti-lynching legislation
Believed that blacks could achieve civil rights through economic and educational advancement
Believed that blacks had to demand their rights in order to achieve equality
Ida B. Wells
W.E.B. DuBois
Booker T Washington
Court Case that created the separate but equal policy that legalized segregation.
Brown v. Board of Education
Wabash v. Illinois
Plessy v. Ferguson
Dred Scott v. Sanford