Westward Expansion

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What is true about the government's role in promoting industry in the western territory?

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The government supported industry even at the expense of the environment.

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How did the invention of the steel plow change the way travelers settled the western territories?

Back

It allowed many settlers to live in and farm the Great Plains.

Front

How did the transcontinental railroad impact the United States?

Back

It encouraged many to settle along the West Coast and in the Midwest.

Front

How did the development of railroads impact westward expansion?

Back

It made traveling to the West quicker and easier.

Front

Which action is considered an accomplishment of the Granger Movement?

Back

passage of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act

Front

What were the Granger Laws designed to regulate?

Back

railroad and warehouse rates

Front

How did Native Americans and white settlers differ in their beliefs about western lands?

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Native Americans believed the land was sacred, white settlers believed it should be used for profit.

Front

Supporters of the Populist Movement in South Carolina would agree with which idea? Options: free coinage of silver, desegregation of public facilities, higher income taxes, protective tariffs

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free coinage of silver

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This diagram shows the progression of organizations that worked on behalf of farmers in the late 1800s. Which issue would have received the strongest support from each organization shown in the diagram? Options:

expansion of the railroad system

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organization of labor unions

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passage of higher protective tariffs

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adoption of the unlimited coinage of silver

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adoption of the unlimited coinage of silver

Front

Why did the Native American child's appearance change over time? Options: Native American children were forced into boarding schools that did not honor their traditions, Native Americans abandoned their traditions and culture after being forced onto reservations, American fashions became popular among young Native Americans, The resources needed to make traditional Native American clothes were destroyed.

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Native American children were forced into boarding schools that did not honor their traditions