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| The act that broke up reservation land in the 1880's was called the |
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| The tribe on the Great Plains that led the largest fight against Eurpean-American settlement there was the |
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| The primary source of food and clothing for Native American on the Great Plains was the |
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| Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull were |
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| The Greenback party mostly advocated |
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| The 1881 best seller about government mistreatment of Native Americans was |
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| aroused concern about the plight of Native Americans |
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| The Comstock Lode was a major field of |
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| The Great American Desert was another name for the |
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| The Forty-Niners were men looking for |
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| Which of the following was not one of the Big Four in California |
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| The Supreme Court case that established the right of state governemtns to regulate private property for the public good was |
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| a cartel to regulate oil production |
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