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Leonard Wood

along with Roosevelt, leader of the Rough Riders

Open Door Policy

opened trade with China

yellow journalism

sensational press used to get public in favor of war with Spain

Alaska

largest territory acquisition bough from Russia

wounded knee

scene of a massacre of 150 indians by US army

Homestead Act

provided 160 acres for settlers who improve it and lived on it for 5 years

Dry Farming

type of agriculture practiced on the Great Plains

Sod

building materials on the treeless great plains

Joseph Pulitzer

editor of the New York World

Battle of Santiago Bay

Naval battle in Cuba

Boxer Rebellion

Chinese attacks on all the foreigners in China

Battle of Manilla Bay

Naval battles in the Philipines

Omaha

City where the Union Pacific Railroad began

Longhorn

Type of cattle chosen for cattle drive

Sitting Bull

Indian warrior who was victorious at the Battle of Little Bighorn`

Maximillian I

French emperor of Mexico

Commerce Raiders

Confederate ships built in England

Colonel George Custer

Cavalry officer killed at the Battle of Little Bighorn

Bison

Type of animal key to Indian Survivor

Sacramento

City where Central Pacific Railroad began

Dawes Act

Act that provided lands for Indians but broke up Tribes

Midway

Along with Haiwaii island, became a vital naval base in the Pacific durin World War II

Indian Reorginization Act

Established Indian reservations with limited self government

William Hearst

Editor of the New York Journal

Treaty of Kanagawa

Treaty that opened trade with japan