Westward Expansion

4. Iennings Bryan, Farmer U.S secretary of state.
6. Lode, Lode of silver ore under the mountain Davidson.
9. Act, Subdivided Native American tribal land holding into allotments.
10. Late 14th century political movement demanding that people have a greater voice in government.
11. Plains, Expense of flat land.
14. An African American who migrated from states along the Mississippi river to Kansas.
15. Hudson Kelley, Key founder of the National Grange of the order.
17. Rock mining, Many underground mining techniques used to execute hard minerals.
19. Alliances, Groups of farmers
21. of Fort Laramie, Treaty created for peace between Sioux and whites.
22. The process of taking in and fully understanding information.
23. Trail, Trail used during war to drive cattle over land form Texas to Kansas.
25. Sturdy long horned cattle brought by the Spanish to Mexico.

1. Mining, Mining that used high pressure sets of water to dislodge rock minerals.
2. The use of both gold and silver as a basis for a national monetary system.
3. Standard, A monetary system in which the basic unit of currency is defined in terms of a set amount of gold.
5. Acts, Laws enacted in 1862 and agricultural colleges by giving federal land to stats.
7. A. Custer, U.S Army officer and cavalry commander.
8. Act, Allowed 160 acres of federal land to any U.S citizen.
10. Mining, Mining of stream bed deposits for minerals.
12. A home built of blocks of turfs.
13. Farm, An enormous form on which a single crop is growth.
16. A social and educational organization through which farmers attempted to combust the Prairies of the railroad.
18. McKinley, 25th President of the U.S from March 4 1807 to September 14 1808
20. Bull, Native American leader of the Sioux tribe.
24. Drive, The moving of cattle over trails to a shipping center.