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The Rise of Industrialization — Test Answers

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Due to the railroads, American settlers were able to travel west in larger numbers. How did this migration impact Indigenous People?

A
Indigenous People faced economic decline because they could no longer sell buffalo meat.
B
Indigenous People became cattle ranchers in order to survive a decrease in income.
C
Indigenous People’s way of life changed because buffalo herds were destroyed for commercial markets.
D
Indigenous People voluntarily went to reservations because they needed to find food and shelter.
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As a consequence of the Dawes Act, by 1900, American Indians

A
had gained more land than they held in 1881.
B
had lost half the land they held in 1881.
C
had kept all of the land they held in 1881.
D
had lost all the land they held in 1881.
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How did the railroads impact the relationship between eastern cities and the Great Plains?

A
Railroads brought crops and food to cities in the East, and settlers to farms in the Great Plains.
B
Railroads brought settlers to cities in the East, and crops and food to farms in the Great Plains.
C
Railroads brought settlers west, but did not bring anything east, so the relationship was not equal.
D
Railroads brought crops and food east, but did not bring anything west, so the relationship was not equal.

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