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F23 FINAL B
F23 FINAL B
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People who clamored loudly and continuously for the US Gov't to open land up for non-Indian settlement in I.T. were
homesteaders.
grafters.
sooners.
boomers.
2
In Indian Territory, land was owned by...
individual tribal members through allotments.
anyone who won the land lottery.
the entire Indian nation, which means it was held in common.
anyone who could afford to buy it.
3
Leaders in Indian Territory called for a new state to be named...
The Indian Republics.
the Five Tribes
Sequoyah
Tecumseh
4
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
required the legislature to be reapportioned according to population.
declared that segregated public education was unconstitutional.
made it illegal to administer literacy tests as a requirement for voting.
made it illegal to levy a poll tax.
5
The most damaging feature of the Reconstruction treaties for the 5 Tribes was the...
limit on missionary activity in I.T.
loss of land.
ending of slavery.
destruction of the education system.
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According to the U.S. Census, the majority of the population in Indian Territory in 1907 consisted of...
whites.
Chinese.
blacks.
full and mixed-blood Indians.
7
Which statement is NOT true about the Five Tribes during the Civil War?
All tribal full & mixed-blood Natives approved support of the Confederacy.
Stand Watie was the last Confederate general to surrender.
The Confederacy was defeated in the Battle of Honey Springs.
All of the Five Tribes agreed to support the Confederacy.
8
People who moved into Indian Territory from surrounding states viewed tribal land ownership and tribal government as...
an arrnagement that they must support if they want to live there.
a barrier against the exercise of their rights as American citizens.
a deliberate method of segregating the races.
an interesting idea that should be continued.
9
When a surplus of a commodity is created and demand stays the same, the price
fluctuates.
goes down.
goes up.
remains the same.
10
The "Great plow-up" occured ...
when oil rigs were placed on fields that had just been planted.
in the Panhandle when wheat was planted where native grasses had been befor
when I.T. was settled and farms were being carved from the wilderness.
during springtime when the fields were being sown.
11
One of the two Oklahoma Governors who were impeached was...
Jack Walton
Alfalfa Bill Murray
E.W. Marland
Quanah Parker
12
The most successful athletic coach in Oklahoma history was...
Bertha Frank Teague
Bud Wilkinson
Bob Stoops.
Barry Switzer.
13
One business that pushed for the opening of Indian Territory was the...
tobacco industry.
railroads.
fur trade.
cattle industry.
14
The first area in Oklahoma Territory that was opened for settlement was...
the Cherokee Outlet.
the Unassigned Lands.
Wichita and Caddo lands.
Osage land.
15
Grafters were individuals who sought to make a profit by...
setting up businesses in I.T.
devising schemes to take away the Indian's allotments
arranging the sale of railroad land.
buying cattle and driving them to market.
16
The Oklahoman who has held the highest public office, Speaker of the US House of Representatives in 1971, was
Henry Bellmon
Carl Albert
David Boren
Stand Watie
17
One major factor that drove the Plains Indians onto the reservations was...
the disappearance of the buffalo.
a desire for education.
the law.
a desire to learn and practice Christian religion.
18
The Western Tribes were placed on land that had been...
taken from the 5 Tribes in the Reconstruction treaties.
declared No Man's Land.
acquired by purchase.
acquired as a result of the Mexican-American War.
19
The 1921 major race riot started when a white mob threatened to hurt a black man for an alleged assault in...
Guthrie
Chandler
Tahlequah
Tulsa
20
From 1907 to World War 1, the fastest-growing political party in Oklahoma was the...
Republican
Democratic
Socialist
Progressive
21
The tribe that grew wealthy on oil was the....
Chickasaw
Osage
Seminole
Wichita
22
The Organic Act of 1890...
generated plans for business growth.
offered plans to divide the land in Oklahoma Territory.
created a simple structure of government for Oklahoma Territory.
offered plans to divide the land in Indian Territory.
23
He was the first Republican governor in OK. He was elected in 1963. Who was he?
David Boren
Henry Bellmon
Dewey Bartlett
Jack Walton
24
The racial composition of the Ninth and Tenth Cavalry Regiments, called the Buffalo Soldiers, was...
Mexican-American.
Native American.
white Civil War veterans.
African-American.
25
The Five Tribes viewed the opening of Oklahoma Territory....
eagerly, because of the business opportunities possible with I.T.
with fear, because many believed that their way of life will be destroyed.
with favor, because IT would no longer be invaded by potential homesteaders
with apprehension, Ok. Ter. could compete with IT in sale of farm products
26
The president responsible for the Louisiana Purchase was...
Thomas Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Jackson
27
Clara Luper became a well-known civil rights activist because she
led the sit-ins at Katz Drug Store in OKC.
joined civil rights leaders in a march to the state capital.
led the bus boycott in OKC.
demanded that the University of Oklahoma be integrated.
