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Ch.19 REVIEW. “Land for the Landless!” “Homes for the Homeless!” WHAT was this about? WHO was advertising this? ...and WHERE were they advertising it?. Page 575. What was the First Treaty of Fort Laramie?. Portfolio 564. Why did Westerners form vigilante groups?. Page 561. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Ch.19 Ch.19 REVIEWREVIEW
““Land for the Landless!”Land for the Landless!”“Homes for the Homeless!”“Homes for the Homeless!”
WHATWHAT waswas this about? this about?WHOWHO was advertising was advertising
this? ...and this? ...and WHEREWHERE were were they advertising it?they advertising it?
Page 575Page 575
What was the What was the First Treaty of First Treaty of Fort Laramie? Fort Laramie?
Portfolio 564Portfolio 564
Why did Why did Westerners form Westerners form vigilante groups?vigilante groups?
Page 561 Page 561
What groups of What groups of people done settled people done settled in the West in in the West in large numbers? large numbers?
Page 575 Page 575
Our ancestors came Our ancestors came from Spain and Mexico, from Spain and Mexico, and we were a Spanish-and we were a Spanish-
speaking people who speaking people who lived in the Soutwest?lived in the Soutwest?
Page 570Page 570
What was the What was the outcomeoutcome of of the June 26, 1876, battle the June 26, 1876, battle
near the Little Bighorn near the Little Bighorn river in Montana?river in Montana?
Page 565 Page 565
Well, hombre, the Well, hombre, the ‘cattle boom’ finally ‘cattle boom’ finally
came to an end. came to an end. Why?Why?
Page 561Page 561
Page 567 Page 567
What was the What was the intentionintention of the of the Dawes Act of Dawes Act of
1887?1887?
With over 300 Ghost With over 300 Ghost Dancers, men, women & Dancers, men, women &
children killed, this children killed, this marked the end of armed marked the end of armed resistance in the West…resistance in the West…Who am I? (person, place or thing)Who am I? (person, place or thing)
Page 566 Page 566
When the U.S. gov’t When the U.S. gov’t made treaties with the made treaties with the
Indians, their policy was Indians, their policy was based on... based on... what?what?
…and …and why?why?
Page 563 Page 563
WhoWho was offering was offering “FREE LAND!”“FREE LAND!” to to
settlers who agreed to settlers who agreed to live on this land, and live on this land, and
improve it for 5 years!improve it for 5 years!Page 574Page 574
After Custer was After Custer was massacred at Little massacred at Little Big Horn, what did Big Horn, what did the U.S. Gov’t do?.the U.S. Gov’t do?.
Page 565 Page 565
For centuries, New Mexico, For centuries, New Mexico, Texas, Arizona and California, Texas, Arizona and California,
had been our home. Our had been our home. Our ancestors were of Spanish & ancestors were of Spanish & Mexican descent. We called Mexican descent. We called
ourselves..... ourselves..... what?what?
Page 570Page 570
What happened What happened at Sand Creek at Sand Creek
in 1864?…in 1864?…
Page 564Page 564
What did the large What did the large mining companies have mining companies have
that the individual that the individual prospectors prospectors didn’tdidn’t have? have?
Page 559 Page 559
Why wasn’t more Why wasn’t more beef sold to the beef sold to the
Eastern markets in Eastern markets in the mid-1800s?the mid-1800s?
Page 559 Page 559
So So WHOWHO was was Joseph McCoyJoseph McCoy… … and and whatwhat did he did he
accomplish?accomplish?Page 559 Page 559
Who was the Colonel who Who was the Colonel who led his 7led his 7thth Calvary troopers Calvary troopers
to be butchered at Little to be butchered at Little Bighorn River in Montana?Bighorn River in Montana?
Page 565Page 565
We ain’t a got no law in this We ain’t a got no law in this here town, and we done here town, and we done
figger’d you must be guilty of figger’d you must be guilty of summpin’, so we gonna string summpin’, so we gonna string
you up at the nearest tree!you up at the nearest tree!Who were these hombres?Who were these hombres?
Page 561Page 561
Which two (2) groups of Which two (2) groups of White settlers were mostly White settlers were mostly responsible for stirring up responsible for stirring up
trouble between the Indians trouble between the Indians and the Federal government?and the Federal government?
Page 563Page 563
These guys were the These guys were the ‘original’ ‘original’
cowboys… ...cowboys… ...whowho were they?were they?Page 560 Page 560
How did so many How did so many Europeans find out Europeans find out about ‘about ‘free landfree land’ in ’ in
America?...America?...Page 575 Page 575
What two (2) factors What two (2) factors contributed contributed mostmost to to the growth of cities the growth of cities
in the West?in the West?Page 569 Page 569
What was the What was the Homestead Act Homestead Act
of 1862? of 1862?Pages 574Pages 574
In what ways did In what ways did Western lawmakers Western lawmakers
recognize the recognize the contributions made by contributions made by
Western women:Western women:Page 569 Page 569
In what ways did the In what ways did the mass killing of buffalo mass killing of buffalo
affectaffect the Plains the Plains Indians people?Indians people?
Page 563 & 566 Page 563 & 566
When did the When did the cattle industry cattle industry
reallyreally begin begin to to growgrow??Page 559 Page 559
What really brought What really brought the cattle boom to the cattle boom to
an end? an end? (3 reasons)(3 reasons)
Page 561 Page 561
What caused the What caused the Second Treaty of Second Treaty of
Fort Fort Laramie to Laramie to failfail ??
Page 564Page 564
We sought statehood in 1890, We sought statehood in 1890, and though many in Congress and though many in Congress demanded that we repeal our demanded that we repeal our
women’s suffrage laws, we women’s suffrage laws, we did not. We held true to our did not. We held true to our
women’s right to vote!women’s right to vote!So...who are we?So...who are we?
Page 569Page 569
Economic activitiesEconomic activities::activities, or actions that activities, or actions that involve the involve the productionproduction, , distributiondistribution, and , and consumptionconsumption of of goods goods && servicesservices within a society... within a society...
So, whoSo, who did go West did go West to develop to develop economic economic
activitiesactivities such as such as minerals, timber, minerals, timber, crops and cattle?crops and cattle?
Page 558Page 558
In the late 1800’s, cities In the late 1800’s, cities were springing up like were springing up like crazy in the West! crazy in the West!
WhatWhat were some major were some major factors that caused these factors that caused these cities to grow like weeds?cities to grow like weeds?
Page 569Page 569
What happened at Sand What happened at Sand Creek, Colorado on Creek, Colorado on
November 29, 1864!November 29, 1864!
Page 564Page 564
As settlers moved West, we As settlers moved West, we violated our own treaties with violated our own treaties with
the Indians, we took away the Indians, we took away Indian land, and we forced Indian land, and we forced the Indians to move onto the Indians to move onto
reservations! reservations! WhoWho were we? were we?
Page 563Page 563
From the 1830’s to around From the 1830’s to around the 1850’s, settlers weren’t the 1850’s, settlers weren’t
really THAT interested in really THAT interested in land that was located on land that was located on
the Great Plains.the Great Plains....... ...... Why not?Why not?Page 563Page 563