A | B |
Physical features of the Great Plains | low rainfall, frequent dust storms and droughts, flat |
Great Plains attracted many settlers because of the | Homestead Act |
Growing wheat on the Great Plains was possible | Russian wheat, needed less water |
Transcontinental railroad | moved natural resources to facories in the east |
This region had an expansion of its textile industry | Northeast |
Southeast states | Virginia, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia |
Midwest states | Kansas, Indiana, North Dakota, Iowa |
Pacific states | Oregon, Washington, California |
Chicago, Detroit, St. Louis are in the | Midwest |
The west offered a new beginning to | former slaves |
Immigrants come to America for | better lives |
Alexander Graham Bell | telephone |
Americans moved from rural to urban areas b/c | jobs in specualized industries |
indian reservations were located mostly in | the Great Plains and west |
Leaders present at Battle of Little Bighorn | Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, Custer |
"I am tired of fighting...I will fight no more | Chief Joseph |
Poor, crowded, unhealthy describe | tenements |
Ghettos were usually divided by | immigrant groups |
To be made aware of items to buy | Advertising |
Examples of big business | steel, oil, railroads |
A result of mechanization in farming was | reduced labor needs |
Rapidly growing industries required | more labor in urban areas |
Negative effects of industrialization | child labor, low wages, long hours |
Discrimination using "Jim Crow" laws was based on | race |
Andrew Carnegie | steel |
John D. Rockefeller | oil |
Cornelius Vanderbilt | railroads |
Henry Ford | automobiles |
Abraham Lincoln believed | we are ONE nation made up of many states |
Change from an agriculture to industrial based society is known as | the industrial revolution |
Robert E. Lee urged his fellow southerners to | accept defeat and reunite with the North |
Frederick Douglass | runaway slave who became a leading abolitionist |