Unit 3

What group of people occupied the Great Plains, hindering America from being able to expand? (Day 37)

Name the treaty made between First Nation tribes and the U.S. that granted the First Nations money so long as they remained in a reservation (One tribe was not happy with this) (Day 37)

Name the First Nations tribe that refused to abide by the restrictions of the Fort Laramie Treaty (powerful in strength and depended on the buffalo) (Day 37)

What is the name of the war fought by the Dakota Sioux, in which many settlers were killed, raped, or mutilated? (Day 37)

Name the event that occurred in Sand Creek, Colorado in which J.M. Chivington’s militia kill 150-200 unarmed Cheyeyenne/Arapaho peoples (Day 37)

How does Congress respond to Dakota War and Sand Creek Massacre? (Day 37)

Name the battle between the Sioux and 7th Cavalry in which George A. Custer attempted to drive the tribes back to the reservation (Day 37)

What happens to the Sioux soon after? (Day 37)

Name the massacre in which 7th Cavalry surrounded escaping Sioux, which was met with resistance, and resulted in 25 dead soldiers and over 200 dead Sioux (Day 37)

Name the book that highlights the injustices towards First Nations in hopes that this would change government policy (Written by Helen Hunt Jackson) (Day 37)

Name the act that made an attempt to americanize tribes by breaking up reservations and granting each family 160 acres to farm (Day 37)

What were First Nations children forced to go in order to assimilate them to American culture? (Day 37)

When were First Nations granted citizenship? (Day 37)

What act reversed the Dawes Act? (Day 37)

What act granted 160 acres of free land for farmers if they were able to live on it for 5 years? (Day 37)

What act gave the states land for agricultural and mechanical colleges? (Day 37)

Name the project to connect California with the Eastern rail network (Day 37)

What was put in place to incentivize railroad companies to build the Transcontinental Railroad? (Day 37)

What culture was adopted from Spanish vaqueros? (Day 37)

What’s the name of a house built entirely out of mud? (Day 37)

What insect (who is now extinct) turned the skies into black for hours, which was comprised of a swarm of up to 12.5 trillion of them? (Day 37)

Who developed the frontier thesis that dictated that American character was shaped by the frontier? (Day 37)

What developments were made within the Second Industrial Revolution? (Day 38)

Who patented the telephone in 1876? (Day 38)

Who invented the lightbulb (also includes the record player, motion picture and a storage battery)? (Day 38)

Name a method used to dominate new industries (a method that has one company in control of every other company that competes with it) (Day 38)

Name a method used to dominate industries (a method that has a company controlling all the processes that go into making their product) (Day 38)

Who was the first American female self-made billionaire, who’s company sold cosmetics and hair products for African American women? (Day 38)

Who bought out smaller train companies to build a powerful rail network? (Day 38)

When was oil discovered in Pennsylvania? (Day 38)

Who built a company that controlled almost all of oil refining in America around 1879? (Day 38)

Name a method of consolidation (a method in which a trustee manages the companies of another) (Day 38)

Bame a method of consolidation (a method in which one company controls other companies as a result of them holding a majority of their stock) (Day 38)

Who ran the largest steel manufacturer in the world? (Day 38)

Who controlled many businesses, in which he would buy corporate stocks and sell them for profit? (Day 38)

What is the name of the second most widely read book in America? (a mail order catalog) (Day 38)

What is a capitalist theory of wealth that justified laissez-faire philosophy and the gap between the rich and the poor? (Day 38)

Name a person who supported Social Darwinism (Day 38)

What is the name of Andrew Carnegie’s essay in which he showed his opinions on competition and what the wealthy should do with their money? (Day 38)

What is the name of a town controlled by a company (in which they had company housing and stores)? (Day 39)

Name the contract that workers were forced to sign that dictated that they couldn’t join a union (Day 39)

State the term used to describe an organization of workers (Day 39)

State the term used to describe the act of a union negotiating with management for better pay/working conditions (Day 39)

State the term used to describe the stopping of labor from Union members (Day 39)

What did management do as a response to a strike? (Day 39)

What were replacement workers called? (Day 39)

What is a labor theory of wealth that has the government control the means of production so that wealth could be redistributed from the rich to the poor? (Day 39)

What is a labor theory of wealth that aimed at eliminating government? (They believed that the government was an abusive device used by the rick to exploit the poor) (Day 39)

What is a labor theory of wealth that involves the government owning all aspects of property so that everyone had the same amount? (Day 39)

What is the name of the first major insterstate strike in U.S. history that left over 100 dead and millions in property destroyed? (Day 39)

Name the union led by Terence Powderly who seeked major reforms in the workplace (such as eight hour work days and paper currency)? (Day 39)

Name the incident that left a striker from the Knights of Labor dead, in which an anarchist group held a meeting to protest the killing, which led to a bomb being thrown at the police (this led to a widespread revulsion against the Knights of Labor (among other unions)) (Day 39)

Name the association of skilled workers in craft unions that focused on concrete economic gains (led by Samuel Gompers)? (Day 39)

Name the strike that was led by the American Railway Union which tied up the entire railroad network and paralyzed the economy (Day 39)

Name the first law put in place to restrict monopolies (aimed at stopping the American Railway Union) (Day 39)

Name the ex-leader of the American Railway Union who, after being put in jail for the Pullman Strike, led the American Socialist Party

Name the person who led a march of child workers to try and put an end to child labor (Day 39)

Name the person who formed the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the first all black union (Day 39)

What led to a growth of suburbs and economic segregation? (Day 40)

What is known as overcrowded housing that is poorly ventilated, diseased, and possibly dangerous? (Day 40)

What is the term that refers to a political party being in control of city services? (Day 40)

What term refers to the act of assisting immigrants in return for their votes? (Day 40)

What facility is most known for engaging in graft? (Day 40)

Who was famous for his political cartoons that exposed the corruption of Tammany Hall? (Day 40)

What term denotes a popular destination for working class males? (Day 40)

What group fought against saloons? (Day 40)

What was given to America to commemorate not only the Declaration of Independence but the Franco-American alliance between both parties? (Day 40)

What island was built as a reception center for immigrants? (Day 40)

What island is known as the west coast equivalent to Ellis Island? (The processed immigrants from China and Japan) (Day 40)

What theory argued that immigrant culture mixed with the culture of those that are already here to create a new “American” culture? (Day 40)

What act ended most Chinese immigration up to 1943? (Day 40)

What group fought to end Chinese immigration? (Day 40)

What facility popularized blackface minstrel shows? (Day 40)

Name the author that would write “rags to riches” stories that inspired many Americans and immigrants? (Day 40)