| A | B |
|---|
| McKinley | his election collapsed populism |
| exoduster | an African Am. who moved from the South to Kansas |
| Grange | farmers' organization that fought the railroads |
| populism | movement to increase influence of laborers |
| Plains | "Great" grassland of West Central US |
| horse | this increased Native American mobility |
| Bryan | populist supporter who gave "Cross of Gold" speech |
| gold | lured many to the West |
| assimilation | adoption of the beliefs of a dominant culture |
| Kelley | started the farmer reform group, Patrons of Husbandry |
| long drive | moving of cattle to shipping centers |
| Dawes | Act intended to "Americanize" Native Americans |
| bimetallism | use of both gold and silver as monetary units |
| barbed wire | its invention ended the wide-open West |
| longhorn | cattle suited to dry Southwest conditions |
| Black | sacred Sioux Hills flooded by miners |
