| A | B |
|---|
| LAST TERRITORY OPENED TO SETTLERS | OKLAHOMA |
| NICKNAME FOR RACE TO SETTLE OKLAHOMA | HARRISON'S HOSS RACE |
| USED FOR FUEL ON THE GREAT PLAINS | BUFFALO CHIPS |
| CHISHOLM TRAIL | USED TO MOVE CATTLE FROM TEXAS TO KANSAS |
| DRAG RIDER | YOUNGEST RIDER ON THE TRAIL; WORKED AT THE BACK |
| LEAD RIDER | MOST EXPERIENCED RIDER ON THE TRAIL |
| BARBED WIRE | FENCED THE PLAINS, LEADING TO THE END OF THE CATTLE DRIVE |
| MEXICANS, BLACKS | WORKED ALONG WITH WHITES AS COWBOYS |
| RUSTLERS | ATTEMPTED TO STEAL CATTLE ON THE TRAIL |
| UNION PACIFIC | RAILROAD COMPANY THAT LAID TRACK FROM THE EAST |
| CENTRAL PACIFIC | RAILROAD COMPANY THAT LAID TRACK FROM THE WEST |
| PROMONTORY POINT | UTAH CITY WHERE THE TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD WAS COMPLETED |
| GOLDEN SPIKE | CONNECTED THE RAILROADS FROM THE EAST AND THE WEST |
| CHINESE, IRISH | IMMIGRANT GROUPS WHO WORKED ON THE RAILROAD |
| AVERAGE PAY FOR RAILROAD BUILDER` | ONE DOLLAR A DAY |
| THOMAS DURANT | HELD HOSTAGE BY HIS WORKERS UNTIL HE PAID THEM BACK WAGES |
| LELAND STANFORD | OWNED THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RR |
| MORRILL ACT | GAVE STATES LAND GRANTS TO ESTABLISH AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES |
| HATCH ACT | ESTABLISHED AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATIONS IN EACH STATE |
| HOMESTEAD ACT | GAVE 160 ACRES OF FREE LAND TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD WHO WOULD LIVE THERE 5 YEARS |
| DAWES ACT | GAVE LAND TO INDIVIDUAL NATIVE AMERICANS; USUALLY POOR LAND |
| SIOUX | WON THE BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN |
| CUSTER AND THE 7TH CAVALRY | LOST THE BATTLE OF LITTLE BIG HORN |
| SITTING BULL | CHIEF OF THE SIOUX |
| TATANKA | SIOUX WORD FOR BUFFALO |
| BUFFALO | MOST NUMEROUS MAMMAL IN N. AMERICA AT ONE TIME |
| HIDE AND TONGUES | WHAT THE WHITE HUNTERS WANTED THE BUFFALO FOR |
| INVENTED BARBED WIRE | JOSEPH GLIDDEN |
| IMPROVED THE RR SLEEPING CAR | GEORGE PULLMAN |
| IMPROVED THE REAPING MACHINE | CYRUS MCCORMICK |
| INVENTED THE STEEL PLOW | JOHN DEERE |
| WHY THE STEEL PLOW WAS NEEDED | PRAIRIE SOD WAS TOUGH TO BREAK THROUGH |
| FOUNDED THE GRANGE ORGANIZATION | OLIVER KELLEY |
| GRANGE | FARMERS BANDED TOGETHER TO TRY TO GET FAIR TREATMENT BY THE RAILROADS |
| INVENTED HUNDREDS OF USES FOR PEANUTS AND OTHER CROPS | GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER |
| ANDREW JOHNSON | HAD TROUBLE GETTING ALONG WITH THE LEGISLATURE |
| ONE VOTE | JOHNSON MISSED BEING CONVICTED OF IMPEACHMENT BY ___. |
| SEWARD'S ICEBOX | NICKNAME FOR ALASKA |
| AMENDMENT ABOLISHING SLAVERY | 13 |
| AMENDMENT GIVING BLACK MALES THE RIGHT TO VOTE | 15 |
| AMENDMENT THAT INSURES CITIZENS RIGHTS AND DUE PROCESS OF THE LAW | 14 |
| BLACK CODES | DISCRIMINATED AGAINST NEWLY FREED BLACKS IN THE SOUTH |
| RADICAL REPUBLICANS | WANTED TO PUNISH THE SOUTH |
| CARPETBAGGERS | YANKEES WHO WENT SOUTH AFTER THE WAR TO GET RICH |
| ATLANTA | CAPITAL OF GEORGIA AFTER THE WAR |
| BLANCHE BRUCE AND HIRAM REVELS | AFRICAN-AM SENATORS AFTER THE CIVIL WAR |
| 2/3 | FRACTION OF SENATORS NEEDED FOR IMPEACHMENT CONVICTION |
| GRANT | PRESIDENT WHO HAD CORRUPT FRIENDS IN CABINET POSITIONS |
| HAYES | PRESIDENT WHO PROMISED TO PULL ALL FEDERAL TROOPS OUT OF THE SOUTH |
| SEGREGATION | SEPARATION OF THE RACES |
| POLL TAX | MONEY PAID TO BE ALLOWED TO VOTE |
| ANTEBELLUM | AFTER THE CIVIL WAR |
| INTEGRATION | MIXING THE RACES |
| RECONSTRUCTION | NAME FOR THE REBUILDING PERIOD AFTER THE CIVIL WAR |
| RURAL TO URBAN | U.S. POPULATION SHIFT FROM 1870-1920 |
| THOMAS NAST | POLITICAL CARTOONIST |
| MARCY TWEED | POLITICAL BOSS OF NEW YORK CITY; VERY CORRUPT |
| PNEUMATIC | ELY BEACH'S SUBWAY WORKED ON THIS PRINCIPLE |
| ELIZABETH CADY STANTON | WORKED FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS |
| TEMPERANCE | LIMITING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES |
| PLESSY V. FERGUSON | SEPARATE BUT EQUAL COURT CASE |
| BOOKER T. WASHINGTON | PROMOTED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FOR BLACKS |
| W.E.B. DUBOIS | FOUNDER OF THE NAACP; BELIEVED IN EQUAL EDUCATION FOR BLACKS |
| IDA WELLS | NEWSPAPERWOMAN WHO WROTE ABOUT LYNCHINGS |
| SUFFRAGE | RIGHT TO VOTE |
