History 8 ch 17
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show | relied on the Buffalo for food, shelter, and clothing; their way of life slowly came to an end
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show | wrote a book called “A Century of Dishonor” that told about the destruction of native culture
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Cattle Trails | show 🗑
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Transcontinental Railroad | show 🗑
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End of the Cattle kingdom | show 🗑
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show | helped farmers settle the plains by giving them 160 acres for a small fee, it was theirs to keep if they worked it for 5 years
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show | Battle in which many innocent Native Americans were killed; marked an end to the Indian Wars
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“Wild West” | show 🗑
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show | Grew out of the new demand for beef after the Civil War; the railroad allowed ranchers to ship beef to both the eastern and western markets; harsh weather and economic depression bring the cattle kingdom to an end
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Reservation | show 🗑
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show | In 1889 the Federal Government opened up Oklahoma to settlement; homesteaders rushed in to claim land
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Help for Farmers | show 🗑
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show | helped build the railroad, worked as cowhands, and mined for gold
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show | after a strike miners would build a tent city, merchants would then move in, governments would be established, and when the ore dried up what was left was a ghost town
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show | what many called the Great Plains because of its dry climate
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Comstock Lode | show 🗑
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show | low-paid workers who faced many dangers on the cattle drive
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show | were formed to help bring farmers together; provided them with educational and social opportunities
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show | pushed for reform; eight-hour workday and income tax were reforms from the populists
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show | town in Utah where the transcontinental railroad was joined
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Vaquero | show 🗑
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