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| PIKES PEAK IS LOCATED IN THIS MOUNTAIN RANGE |
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| METAL THAT SET OFF A MINING RUSH IN 1859 |
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| WHERE MOST OF THE UNDERGROUND SILVER OR GOLD THAT WAS SANDWICHED BETWEEN LAYERS OF ROCKS CALLED THIS |
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| TERM DESCRIBED THOSE WHO DEALT OUT THEIR OWN BRAND OF JUSTICE WITHOUT BENEFIT OF TRIAL OR JURY |
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| THE LAND GRANTS AND FINANCIAL AID THAT WERE RECEIVED FROM THE GOVERNMENT |
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| THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD RELIED ON WHAT GROUP OF WORKERS |
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| THE RAILROAD CONNECTED THE ATLANTIC COAST WITH THE PACIFIC COAST |
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| TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD |
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| COMPLETION OF THIS RAILROAD PARTIALLY FULFILLED THE MANIFEST DESTINY |
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| UNION PACIFIC RELIED ON THIS GROUP OF WORKERS |
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| MEANS EXPANDING ACROSS A CONTINENT |
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| WHERE THE TWO SETS OF TRACKS MET (TRANSCONTINENTAL) |
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| TO BURN A SYMBOL INTO AN ANIMAL'S HIDE TO SHOW OWNERSHIP |
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| THE LAND OF TEXAS DURING THE "CATTLE KINGDOM" |
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| TOWNS THAT SHIPPED CATTLE TO THE MARKET |
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| PLAIN'S FAMILY FIRST HOME USUALLY WERE MADE OUT OF THESE |
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| HOMESTEADERS CAME TO THE PLAINS BECAUSE |
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| TO OWN LAND, BE INDEPENDENT |
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| PROVIDED 160 ACRES OF LAND TO A SETTLER WHO PAID A FILING FEE AND LIVED ON THE LAND FOR 5 YEARS |
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| WHAT AFRICAN AMERICANS WHO LEFT THE SOUTH AND SETTLED IN KANSAS IN THE LATE 1870S CALLED THEMSELVES |
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| DESCRIBES MOST OF THE PLAINS INDIANS WHO TRAVELED VAST DISTANCES TO FOLLOW BUFFALO |
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| RECOMMENDED MOVING NATIVE AMERICANS TO RESERVATIONS |
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| Mistreating abd moving to reservations |
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| CAUSED MAJOR CONFLICT BETWEEN THE NATIVE AMERICAN AND THE WHITE MAN |
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| THE NAME GIVEN TO THE TRACT OF LAND WHERE THE NATIVE AMERICANS MOVED |
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| THE LEADER OF THE NEZ PERCE INDIANS WHO LED MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND MILES WHILE BEING PURSUED BY MANY ARMY UNITS |
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| CIVIL WAR VETERAN & ARMY LIEUTENANT DEFEATED BY SITTING BULL & CRAZY HORSE AT THE BATTLE OF LITTLE BIGHORN |
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| APACHE LEADER THAT LED RAIDS AGAINST SETTLERS & THE ARMY IN ARIZONA & THE LAST NATIVE AMERICAN TO FORMALLY SURRENDER TO THE U.S. |
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| THE DANCE THAT WOVOKA A PROPHET GAVE TO THE SIOUX TO HEMP THEM REGAIN THEIR FORMER GREATNESS |
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| THE PROPHET THE SIOUX TURNED FOR HELP |
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| WHERE MANY LAKOTA/SIOUX SLAUGHTERED BY THE U.S. ARMY IN AN EFFORT TO STOP THE GHOST DANCE? |
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| TYPES OF STORES THE GRANGE TRY TO SET UP IN 1874 |
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| NAMED OF THE FIRST FARMERS' ORGANIZATION |
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| ORGANIZATION FORMED THE PEOPLE'S PARTY |
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| MOST RAILROADS COMPANIES ADOPTED THIS DURING THE LATE 1800S |
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| ALLOWED AMERICAN INDUSTRY TO EXPAND INTO THE WEST |
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| LINKED THE US AND EUROPE WITH A TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE |
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| INVENTED THE ELECTRIC LIGHT BULB AND BUILD THE FIRST CENTRAL ELECTRIC POWER PLANT |
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| PIONEERED THE FIRST ASSEMBLY LINE(CARS) |
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| ASSEMBLY LINES REVOLUTIONIZED INDUSTRIES THIS WAY |
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| THREE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION |
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| THE STEEL COMPANY OWNER WHO WAS A GREAT PHILANTHROPIST |
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| GAINING ALMOST TOTAL CONTROL OF AN INDUSTRY |
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| AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR |
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| 1881, A GROUP OF NATIONAL TRADE UNIONS FORMED THIS ORGANIZATION |
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| METHOD USED WHEN UNIONS TRY TO REPRESENT WORKERS IN ORDER TO BARGAIN WITH MANAGEMENT |
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| ALONG WITH ECONOMIC TROUBLE THIS IS THE CONDITION THAT DROVE PEOPLE TO EMIGRATE |
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| SYMBOL OF HOPE THAT GREETED IMMIGRANTS AT NEW YORK HARBOR |
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| ISLAND IN NEW YORK HARBOR WAS CONSIDERED THE EAST IMMIGRANT ENTRANCE TO THE UNITED STATES |
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| ISLAND IN SAN FRANCISCO BAY ON THE WEST COAST THAT WAS THE PROCESSING CENTER FOR IMMIGRANTS INTO THE UNITED STATES |
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| IMMIGRANT'S GREATEST CHALLENGE UPON ENTERING THE UNITED STATES |
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| MEANS TO BECOME PART OF THE AMERICAN CULTURE |
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| ETHNIC, RELIGIOUS & RACIAL DIFFERENCES |
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| CONTRIBUTED TO TENSIONS BETWEEN AMERICANS AND THE NEW IMMIGRANTS |
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| ETHNIC, RELIGIOUS & RACIAL DIFFERENCES |
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| CONTRIBUTED TO TENSIONS BETWEEN AMERICANS AND THE NEW IMMIGRANTS |
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| URBAN APARTMENT SLUMS WHERE MANY IMMIGRANTS LIVED |
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| RECREATION CENTERS FOR CITY YOUTH |
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| WHY WERE SETTLEMENT HOUSES OPENED |
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| HE ARGUED THAT SCHOOLS SHOULD RELATE LEARNING TO THE INTERESTS, PROBLEMS, AND CONCERNS OF STUDENTS |
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| DEVELOPED HUNDREDS OF PRODUCTS FROM PEANUTS INCLUDING PLASTICS, SYNTHETIC RUBBER, SHAVING CREAM AND PAPER |
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| THIS WAS JOSEPH PULITZER'S AND WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST'S JOURNALISM STYLE |
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| VARIETY SHOWS WITH DANCING, SINGING, COMEDY AND MAGIC ACTS |
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| CONTROLLED LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN MANY CITIES |
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| TERM USED TO DESCRIBE JOURNALISTS WHO WROTE NEWSPAPER & MAGAZINE ARTICLES THAT EXPOSED CORRUPTION DURING THE PROGRESSIVE ERA |
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| GROUP THAT SUPPORTED GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO REGULATE INDUSTRY |
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| PROCESS ALLOWED CITIZENS TO PLACE A MEASURE OR AN ISSUE ON THE BALLOT IN A STATE ELECTION |
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| PROCESS THAT GAVE VOTERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACCEPT OR REJECT MEASURES THAT THE STATE LEGISLATURE ENACTED |
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| ALLOWS VOTERS TO REMOVE UNSATISFACTORY ELECTED OFFICIALS FRO THEIR JOBS |
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| THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO FOUGHT FOR WOMEN'S RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION |
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| ELIZABETH CADY STANTON AND SUSAN B. ANTHONY FOUNDED THIS ORGANIZATION |
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| THIS IS WHAT THE WOMEN OF THE NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION WANTED |
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| THIS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT GAVE WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE |
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| TEMPERANCE CRUSADER WHO ENTERED SALOONS AND BROKE BOTTLES AND KEGS WITH AN AX |
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| AMENDMENT GAVE CONGRESS THE POWER TO TAX PEOPLE'S INCOME |
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| THE PROGRESSIVE PARTY WAS KNOWN AS THIS |
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| THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE THE UNEQUAL TREATMENT OF A PERSON BASED ON THEIR RACE, RELIGION OR ETHNIC BACKGROUND |
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| SHOCKED THE NATION AND HIGHLIGHTED THE DEEP RACIAL DIVISIONS IN AMERICAN LIFE |
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| FOUNDED THE NATIONAL NEGRO BUSINESS LEAGUE |
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