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| Grasslands in west-central portion of the US |
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| US closes trail: Sioux to reservation |
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| Battle of Little Big Horn |
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| Natives to give up their way of life and join white culture |
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| Americanize natives, break up reservation |
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| 7th cavalry kill 300 unarmed Native Americans. Ends Indian wars |
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| Sturdy, short-tempured breeds brought by spanish; able to survive on poor food sources and with minimal water |
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| Drive cattle overland ranches in Texas to Kansas railhead |
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| Financial agricultural colleges |
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| Large farms, mostly for growing and harvesting wheat |
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| Agricultural organization |
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| An organized agrian economic movement amongst US farmers that florished in the 1800's |
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| A political discources that juxtaposes "the people" with "the elites" |
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| Monetary standard in which the monetary unit is defined as equivalent either to a certain queanity of gold or to a certain quantity of silver |
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| Monetary System in which a region's common medium of exchance are paper notes that are normally freely convertible in pre-set, fixed quantities of gold |
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| The Democratic Party Nominee for president of the US in 1896 |
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| The first inexpensive industrial process for the mass-production of steel from molten pig iron |
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| An American editor and inventor. Created the lightbulb |
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| A scientist and inventor. Created the telephone |
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