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Frontier facts & myths

by Amelia
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What was the Wounded Knee Massacre?

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What does 'Home on the Range' suggest about life in the American West?

3

What happened to the Donner Party during their journey west?

4

What was true about many Pony Express riders?

5

Which was a main goal of Native American boarding schools in the late 1800s?

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Which two railroad companies built the Transcontinental Railroad?

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What event started the California Gold Rush?

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Westward expansion primarily involved the movement of settlers from ______ to ______.

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What was the primary goal of the Dawes Act, passed in 1887?

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What were Indian reservations in the United States primarily established for?

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In 1890, U.S. troops killed many Lakota at Wounded Knee Creek.

The song paints a romantic, carefree western lifestyle.

They faced severe winter conditions and some resorted to cannibalism.

Pony Express employed youth who rode fast through hazardous routes.

The aim was to assimilate Native children into white American culture.

Built by Union Pacific (west) and Central Pacific (east) workers meeting in Utah.

The 1848 discovery sparked mass migration to California.

settlers moved from eastern states toward the western territories.

Dawes Act broke up communal land to individual plots to assimilate Native Americans.

Reservations were designated lands for Native Americans under government control.

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