The attempt to disarm a group of Lakota people near this site in South Dakota resulted in members of the Seventh Cavalry of the U.S. Army opening fire and killing over 150 Lakota.

This Hunkpapa Lakota chief urged Native Americans from all neighboring tribes to join his men in defense of their lands and led his warriors to victory at the Battle of Little Bighorn.

This act commissioned the Union Pacific Railroad to build new track west from Omaha, Nebraska, while the CentralPacific Railroad moved east from Sacramento, California.

The founder of the Hull House in Chicago:

Which of the following represents an action that the U.S. government took to help Americans fulfill the goalof western expansion?

What specific types of hardships did an average American farmer not face as he built his homestead in the Midwest?

The Transcontinental Railroad was completed when the two railroad companies connected their tracks at:

The most common building materials for homes on the prairies was:

This act, passed in 1887, permitted the federal government to divide the lands of any tribe and grant 160 acres of farmland or320 acres of grazing land to each head of family, with lesser amounts to single persons and others.

The “Fence Cutting War” refers to: