1. Chapter 5 Changes in the West 1865-1890 2. Native Americans Land was communal – no one person or tribe could own land Buffalo was central to life 3. All parts of Buffalo…

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Slide 1The Rise and Fall of the Populist Party 1867-1896 Slide 2 2 Warm Up: Labor, Populism, Segregation What is the expectation for the first 5 minutes of class? What is…

Aim: What do we need to study for the midterm? Do Now: Take out review sheet HW: STUDY William Jennings Bryan 1896 Populist Candidate â supported free coinage of silver…

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CHAPTER 5: CHANGES ON THE WESTERN FRONTIER Analyze.. 1. What groups represent the Populistâs Party 2. What is this balloon made of and what does this composition suggest?…

Chapter 17.3 Chapter 17.3 The Populist Movement Describe the factors that led to economic hardships for farmers. Explain what the farmersâ movements hoped to achieve, and…

Chapter 16 Quiz Review Chapter 16 Quiz Review In the late 1800âs, most Georgians earned their living by doing what? ANSWER Farming Georgia could not industrialize because…