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Early prospectors would extract shallow

deposits of ore by what?

Placer mining

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Question 2 After ore deposits near the

surface dwindled, mining corporations began using

what type of mining?

Quartz mining

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Question 3What type of Union was the Iron Molders’ International

Union?

Trade union

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Question 4What phrase means “ let

people do as they choose”?

Laissez-faire

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Question 5People using the phrase “Pikes Peak or Bust” were

what?

Gold miners

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Question 6What manages property for

others?

Trust

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Question 7Why was petroleum in high

demand before the invention of the automobile?

It could be turned into kerosene

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Question 8Huge ranches that covered

thousands of acres were called what?

Haciendas

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Question 9What does laissez-faire rely

on to regulate prices and wages?

Free market

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Question 10Supporters of laissez-faire

believed the government should interfere in the

economy only to do what?

Protect property and maintain peace

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Question 11What describes the historical

significance of vaqueros?

They taught their trade to American cowboys

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Question 12Measurements taken of Union soldiers during the Civil War

led to the development of what?

Ready-made clothes

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Question 13In the early 1800s, Americans did not think cattle ranches on the Great Plains were practical

because why?

Eastern cattle could not survive on tough prairie grasses

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Question 14What act began the railroad

boom?

Pacific Railroad Act

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Question 15In the late 1800s, workers buying power generally

increased because why?

Prices fell faster than wages

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Question 16What type of Union was the

Knights of Labor?

Industrial union

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Question 17A steel company that owns the coal mines, limestone quarries, and iron ore fields it depends on

is an example of what?

Vertical integration

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Question 18What machine changed

bobbins without stopping?

Automatic loom

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Question 19What did corporations hope to achieve with the purchase

of new machines?

Economies of scale

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Question 20The Chisholm Trail was a trail

that did what?

Cowboys used to drive cattle to a railroad line

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Question 21At first, ranchers saw barbed wire as a threat because it did

what?

Kept their herds from roaming freely

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Question 22What was a hardship faced

by settlers on the Great Plains?

Prairie fires

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Question 23How did railroad companies raise most of the money that

was needed to build the railroad?

Selling government land grants

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Question 24One approach to farming on

the Great Plains was “dry farming” in which farmers

did what?

Planted seeds deep in the ground

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Question 25Before the Sand Creek

Massacre, the Cheyenne had come to Fort Lyon to do

what?

Negotiate

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Question 26What country did rail

workers that Central Pacific Railroad hire come from?

China

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Question 27The Homestead Act gave land

to homesteaders if they did what for 5 years?

Lived on the land

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Question 28What owns stock in

companies that produce goods?

Holding company

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Question 29Large landholders on the Great Plains were able to

Invest in the tools they needed

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Question 30Why did the government offer

each railroad company land along its right-of-way?

Encourage rapid construction of the tracks

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Question 31What invention enabled

longer and heavier trains?

Air brakes

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Question 32The fencing of the open range

resulted in what?

The end of cattle drives

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Question 33The Dawes Act attempted to

help Native Americans by doing what?

Giving them land for farming

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Question 34Economies of scale resulted

in what?

Lower costs and increased production

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Question 35The confrontation at

Wounded Knee occurred because the chief’s followers did what?

Performed a ritual

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Question 36In the 1890s, when a glut of wheat on the world market

caused prices to drop, some farmers tried to survive how?

Mortgaging their land

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Question 37What type of costs are wages,

shipping charges, and supplies?

Operating costs

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Question 38What did members of

Congress think tariffs were necessary during the early day of industrialization?

Protect new industries from foreign competition

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What type of costs are loans, mortgages, and

taxes?

Fixed costs

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Question 40Why did the army encourage

the killing of the buffalo?

Force Native Americans on reservations

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Question 41The Comstock Lode was a

rich deposit of what?

Silver

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Question 42 Many of the first miners in the

Colorado mountains did not find any minerals because

why?

The minerals were buried too deep