Question 1 The Eonomic Development Of The American

QUESTION 1The eonomic development of the American West was based on:A.farming solely.B.lumber, mining industries, tourism, and farming.C.the continued reliance on self-sufficient farming.D.transportation modes other than the railroad.E.the cooperation of the Plains Indians.4 points QUESTION 2After the Civil War, which of the following became a symbol of a life of freedom on the open range?A.Indians.B.Cowboys.C.buffalo.D.pioneers.E.Pony Express riders.4 points QUESTION 3One significant economic impact of the second industrial revolution was:A.a more stable economy.B.frequent and prolonged economic depressions.C.higher prices.D.a more equitable distribution of wealth.E.the introduction of socialism.4 points QUESTION 4Which statement about Chief Joseph's appeal to an audience in Washington D.C. in 1879 is FALSE?A.He did not wish to speak to the audience, but had been coerced to do so by President Hayes.B.He asked the white men for more than just talk, as he saw talk as broken promises.C.he believed that the Indians and the white men could live in peace, without trouble between them.D.He asked the policymakers of Washington to extend the same laws to the Indians as to the white man.E.He attempted to convince his