Question

As people expanded west cities grew smaller.


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Answer 1

@LadyM

Answer 2

False

Answer 3

False!

Answer 4

k another batch of questions 2 go lolz: Native Americans lost about 95% of their land between 1850 and 1890.


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False

Answer 5

yes, The Indian Removal Acts

Answer 6

The Great Plains were once referred to as the Great American Desert.


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Answer 7

True

Answer 8

The primary crops grown in the Great Plains were tobacco and cotton.


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False

Answer 9

no read it wrong its false.. and the next one is false it was primary used to grow wheat

Answer 10

I think False, the land was terrible for cotton and tabacco

Answer 11

Immigrants coming to the United States often moved west immediately in hopes to become farmers.


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False

Answer 12

ummmm crap hold on gotta read on this lol

Answer 13

lol take ur time :)

Answer 14

lol thats false.

Answer 15

Chief Joseph turned his back on the Nez Pierce tribe and set them up to be killed by the US Army.


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False

Answer 16

http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h3813.html this site may help if not let me know lol.

Answer 17

it helped veryyyyy much!
The Homestead Act was signed by Abraham Lincoln approved of the building of a railroad that connected the East and the West.


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Answer 18

that is true

Answer 19

The building of the Transcontinental Railroad took 7 years.


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Answer 20

indeed it did! Thank goodness something easy for my head lol

Answer 21

lol sorry about all these questions I have soo many history assignments 2 complete

Answer 22

The Union Pacific Company laid more track because they had stronger men working for them.


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False

Answer 23

false it wasn't just because they had stronger men it was because they worked more productively. My dad works for them.

Answer 24

cool & thx (if ur dad does work 4 them then god protect u and ur whole family)

Answer 25

Native Americans were forced to fight for their land and be killed, move on to reservation land, or adopt the white culture.


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False

Answer 26

lol why do you say that?

Answer 27

because ur the most helpful person ive come across throught my whole intire life :)

Answer 28

*entire lol I cant seem to spell right 2day

Answer 29

lol no the (if ur dad does work 4 them then god protect u and ur whole family) and the next one was false. the native fought because they didn't believe that they should have to give up their ways. It wasn't because they were forced to. they weren't gonna give up without a fight

Answer 30

Lol its history I love history especially U.S History

Answer 31

Native Americans were forced to fight for their land and be killed, move on to reservation land, or adopt the white culture.


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False

Answer 32

just answered that up there^

Answer 33

false. the native fought because they didn't believe that they should have to give up their ways. It wasn't because they were forced to. they weren't gonna give up without a fight

Answer 34

oops wrong question lol

Answer 35

lol

Answer 36

The invention of barbed wire led to the growth of cowboys.


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False

Answer 37

False

Answer 38

The Native Americans wastefulness of the buffalo nearly led to their extinction.


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Answer 39

False the native americans used every part of the buffalo.. The buffalo was one of the main food sources

Answer 40

Which was a major cause of environmental pollution in American cities during the late 1800s?








A.
large numbers of horses used for transportation







B.
chemicals used in dry cleaning shops







C.
dust storms blowing in from the Great Plains







D.
wastewater discharge from hydroelectric power plants

Answer 41

D

Answer 42

Which American author viewed the Gilded Age as a time of "ridiculous excess"?








A.
Harriet Beecher Stowe







B.
Emma Lazarus







C.
Joseph Pulitzer







D.
Mark Twain

Answer 43

Mark Twain.. I answered that question earlier today for someone lol

Answer 44

lol

Answer 45

What happened when Lee Yick appealed his conviction for running an illegal laundry in San Francisco to the U.S. Supreme Court?








A.
The Supreme Court ordered that he immediately be granted American citizenship.







B.
The Supreme Court decided that authorities had unfairly singled him out because of his race.







C.
The Supreme Court refused to hear the case and returned it to lower courts for review.







D.
The Supreme Court ruled that Lee Yick and his family be deported to his native China.

Answer 46

ummm let me do some reading on tat one

Answer 47

B

Answer 48

What role did Esther Morris play in the women's suffrage movement of the late 1800s?








A.
She helped persuade Wyoming's state legislature to pass a bill giving women the vote.







B.
She staged a hunger strike to protest her claim of "taxation without representation."







C.
She was convicted of illegally trying to register to vote in the state of New York.







D.
She appealed personally to President Grant for his help in getting a suffrage bill through Congress.

Answer 49

a.

Answer 50

Which statements about immigrants in the late 1800s are true?

Choose all answers that are correct.









A.

Most immigrants could already speak English when they arrived in America.








B.

Most immigrants went back to their homelands after working in America for a few years.








C.

Many immigrants were looking for political freedom that had been denied them at home.








D.

Many immigrants had no skills and were forced to take low-paying jobs.

Answer 51

ok c was one idk about the others.. d MIGHT be one too not sure

Answer 52

Immigrants in the late 1800s faced resistance from native-born Americans. Which of the following was not a reason some Americans gave for restricting immigration to the United States?









A.
Many feared that immigrants who would work for low pay would end up taking their jobs.







B.
Many claimed that immigrants who didn't speak English could never adapt to the American way of life.







C.
Many believed that America had already taken in all the immigrants it could hold.







D.
Many thought it was unfair for immigrants to receive English language training and social services at taxpayer expense.

Answer 53

D

Answer 54

Who were leaders of the women’s rights movement during the nineteenth century?









A.
Carry Nation and Bella Abzug







B.
Willa Cather and Mildred Rutherford







C.
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton







D.
Ward Hunt and Horace Greeley

Answer 55

http://history.house.gov/Exhibitions-and-Publications/WIC/Historical-Essays/No-Lady/Womens-Rights/ this should help ya out

Answer 56

Which statement does not describe a method whites used to keep blacks from exercising their rights?









A.
They created a new territory in the Deep South where only whites could live.







B.
They used vigilante justice to keep blacks quiet and afraid.







C.
They charged poll taxes that most blacks could not afford to pay.







D.
They passed Jim Crow laws that segregated whites from blacks.

Answer 57

b

Answer 58

The Supreme Court's decision in the Plessy v. Ferguson case had a long-lasting effect on race relations in America. Which statement best describes its impact?









A.
All freed slaves in the South were given 40 acres of land and a mule.







B.
Blacks were permitted to share railway cars with whites in the South.







C.
Segregation in the South was determined to be legal.







D.
The court declared that the 14th Amendment was unconstitutional

Answer 59

thank u soooooooooooooooooooooooo much

Answer 60

you welcome!