Who were the two companies that built the railroad, Central Pacific and?

What was completed on May 10, 1869 at Promontory Point, Utah?

What was considered “green gold” in the 1800's?

Approximately how many buffalo were roaming the Great Plains in the 1800’s?

What invention threatened the cowboy’s way of life and ended the Open Range?

Where do most Indians wind up living as settlers moved west?

He developed a mail order catalog, utilizing mail and railroads to ship goods.

Battle where Lt. Col. George Custer and his men were killed

Where 7th Cavalry massacred 200 Sioux and Cheyenne men, women, and children.

What country gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States?

Who organized the fund raiser to pay for the assembly of the Statue of Liberty?

Where did most immigrants arrive as they entered the United States on the east coast?

Who used the Bessemer Steel Process that blasts hot air through molten iron to produce steel in Pittsburgh, PA?

What was one breakthrough that allowed buildings to grow so tall?

Famous Photographer who showed the desperation of life in the slums of America.

What was the nickname given to the Greenwood neighborhood in Tulsa, Oklahoma?

Nickname for the group Led by Col. George Waring, sanitation workers who cleaned up the streets of NYC.

Who invented the light bulb?

What material finally worked as a filament for the light bulb?

What problem was created when people worked in the tall buildings of cities?

What was called “Black Gold” in the early 1900’s?

In what state did the oil industry begin in the U.S.?

Nickname given to the settlers of Oklahoma.

Famous Indian boarding school

What did Henry Ford introduce to lower the cost of the automobile and eventually lower the cost of all manufacturing?

What allowed Los Angeles to grow to 2 million people by 1930?

Name given to black southerners who moved north after reconstruction

What was Al Capone convicted of in 1931?

Who coined the term "Gilded Age"

What was the Supreme Court case that established the "separate but equal" doctrine that allowed for separate facilities for blacks and whites.