Which event occurred after the Civil War?

Blacks were forced to use separate drinking fountains.

What effect would the shrinking buffalo population have on the Arapaho Indian tribe?

They had to move somewhere else to find food.

13. What was the result in the 1870s of the increased settlement of the Great Plains?

Buffalo herds were nearly wiped out by over-hunting.

Why did the government move the Native Americans?

to clear the land for white settlers

What impact did this European movement have on the Native Americans from Ohio Valley?

They were forced to move west of the Mississippi River.

why did the economy suffer in the South after the war?

The South had lost all its slave workers.

Which of these best describes the life of miners in a Gold Rush town?

They had to pay high prices for services and supplies.

Why did Native Americans fight against the United States in the Plains Indian Wars?

For being forced to give up their land.

Southern states did not want to pass the amendment because it would

make the newly freed slaves citizens.

Indian Boarding Schools had which of these effects on Native American children?

took away their Native American culture

Why was settlement on the Great Plains so difficult in the 1800s?

The entire area had very few trees.

As Americans moved west throughout the 19th century, how were Native Americans affected?

They were forced to move onto reservations.

Which of these is one of the main reasons that some pioneers built sod houses?

In some areas, there were few trees to use for building.

What was the result of Native American children being sent to a U.S. boarding school?

They were forced to give up their culture.

This large drop in population most likely happened for which of these reasons?

diseases brought by the white settlers

The effect of the 13th amendment was that

all slaves in the North and South had to be set free.

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5th Grade Quiz Bowl: Reconstruction/Westward Expansion

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1
Which is a result of Jim Crow laws?
African Americans gained rights.
African Americans lost rights.
Prejudices were stopped.
Segregation of schools ended.
2
Which event occurred after the Civil War?
Slaves allowed to use drinking fountains.
Blacks were forced to use separate drinking fountains.
Whites were not allowed to use drinking fountains.
No one was allowed to use the fountain.
3
What effect would the shrinking buffalo population have on the Arapaho Indian tribe?
They had to move somewhere else to find food.
They raised buffalo on farms instead.
They stayed in the plains and ate other things.
They moved into cities with the white people.
4
13. What was the result in the 1870s of the increased settlement of the Great Plains?
Buffalo herds were nearly wiped out by over-hunting.
Native Americans expanded their control over the lands.
Better resources were found to build and construct shelter.
Regular rainfall meant more people could farm the land.
5
Why did the government move the Native Americans?
to clear the land for white settlers
to use them as cheap labor on farms
to show that the government honors its treaties
to keep them from declaring war on the United States
6
What is the river that runs through the Great Plains and then to Mississippi River?
Missouri
Missouri
Arkansas
Ohio
7
When the mining industry began to develop ,the jobs were mostly filled by which immigrants?
British
Japanese
Mexicans
Irish
8
What impact did this European movement have on the Native Americans from Ohio Valley?
They defended their land and forced settlers to leave.
The Native Americans were killed off in a war.
The Native Americans started reservations
They were forced to move west of the Mississippi River.
9
Railroads, growing cities, and new industry were all a result of
Civil War Reconstruction.
A.the U.S. Constitution.
British tax collection.
slave labor.
10
Which of the following groups was allowed to vote in these elections?
former Confederates
white women
Native Americans
African Americans
11
why did the economy suffer in the South after the war?
Many Southerners decided to move north.
The South had lost all its slave workers.
No one was buying Southern cotton anymore.
There were no jobs for the returning soldiers.
12
Which of these best describes the life of miners in a Gold Rush town?
They lived easily because services and supplies were cheap.
They robbed banks in towns across California.
They had to pay high prices for services and supplies.
They begged for money on the town street corners.
13
The pieces of land set aside for Native Americans are called
reservations
A.empty lots.
farmland
land grants.
14
Many Chinese immigrants in the West found jobs
in the factories.
in the military.
on the railroads.
on the farms.
15
Why did Native Americans fight against the United States in the Plains Indian Wars?
For being forced to join the U.S. army.
For being forced to give up their land.
Native Americans were angry with the U.S.
They wanted to take back their land east of the Mississippi.
16
Which of these events happened first?
Ulysses S. Grant was elected president.
Lincoln was killed.
Blacks were given the right to vote.
Reconstruction Acts were passed.
17
Southern states did not want to pass the amendment because it would
require that they free all their slaves.
make the newly freed slaves citizens.
give all women the right to vote.
give ex-slaves the right to vote.
18
By the 1860s, the Chinese made up almost the entire workforce in which industry?
meat-packing
coal mining
ranching
railroad
19
Indian Boarding Schools had which of these effects on Native American children?
made them proud of their native culture
helped them speak their native languages
took away their Native American culture
taught them about native religions
20
Why was settlement on the Great Plains so difficult in the 1800s?
The land was rocky and unlivable.
Heavy rains flooded settlements.
The forests made farming hard.
The entire area had very few trees.
21
Which of the following made farming difficult for farmers on the Great Plains?
poor, rocky soils
long railroads
heavy flooding
low rainfall
22
As Americans moved west throughout the 19th century, how were Native Americans affected?
They were forced to move onto reservations.
They were forced to relocate to Canada.
They lived together harmoniously with the settlers.
They moved into large cities to find jobs in factories.
23
Name of the region that suffered through a decade-long drought inthe 1920s and early 1930s?
the Dry Prairie
the Dust Bowl
the Dead Plains
the Wasteland
24
Which of these is one of the main reasons that some pioneers built sod houses?
In some areas, there were few trees to use for building.
Because sod houses were more beautiful than wooden ones.
They could not afford an axe to cut down trees.
They thought sod houses were stronger and would last longer.
25
Which word means the separation of people, usually based on race or religion?
segregation
organization
discrimination
civilization
26
What was the result of Native American children being sent to a U.S. boarding school?
They were taught about Native American history.
They were taught how to grow crops and raise cattle.
They were forced to give up their culture.
They learned how to become U.S. soldiers.
27
Which was a system used in the South after the Civil War?
feudalism
segregation
sharecropping
Freedmen's Bureau
28
This large drop in population most likely happened for which of these reasons?
no food on reservation land
diseases brought by the white settlers
Indian wars with the white settlers
the natural process of aging and dying
29
The effect of the 13th amendment was that
slaves were set free only in the Northern states.
slaves were freed only if they could buy their freedom.
slaves were freed only in the Southern states.
all slaves in the North and South had to be set free.
30
Which of the following prevented agriculture and farming from working on the Great Plains?
thick forests
thin, rocky soils
cold temperatures
little rainfall

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