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Ch.6 Vocab.

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Cash Crop Continued after the war, despire efforts to diversify.
Farmers Alliance Local organizations linked together
Civil Rights Act of 1875 They guraanteed black patrons the right to ride trains and use public facilites such as hotels.
Reservation Specific areas set aside by the government for the Indians' use.
Sand Creek Massacre Spawned another round of warfare as Plains Indian joined forces to repel white settlement.
Sitting Bull Assembled to drive them out, the U.S. Army sent its own troops aganist the Native Americans.
Battle of the Little Big Horn Killing Custer and all of his men.
Assimilated National life by adop
Dawes General Allotment Act Replaced the reservation system with an allotment
Wounded Knee Sealed the Indians' demise.
Vigilants Punished lawbreakers
Transcontinental railroad A rail link between the East and the West, was not new.
Land Grants Giving builders wide stretches of land, alternating in each side of the track route.
Open-Range System Property was not fenced in.
Homestead Act Passed in 1862,the government offered farm plots of 160 acres to anyone willing to live on the land for five years, dig a well, and build a road.
"Exoducters" They took thier name from the biblical story of Moses leading the exodus of the Jews out of bondage and into a new life in the "Promise Land."
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