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1. More than 1,200 men died working during the winter of 1866-67.
2. Chinese workers could lay down track faster and better than American crews.
3. 1,770 miles of track were laid down to link the country.

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My three facts
1 there was violence on the land
2 they were often under attack
3 they were offered to live in homes

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1. In 1876  the Native Americans were attacked by U.S Cavalry
2. A Lakota spiritual leader, Sitting Bull, refused to get pushed off land
3. When chief Joseph lead, he escaped towers Canada and after surrender chief Joseph and tribe were spent in unheated trains to prisoner of a war camp

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The Africans protected the whites coming in
They were called Buffalo solders

Gave peace to natives

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1. Sting bull lead his troops for 4 years avoiding us capture

2. Chief Joseph lead his army in a 5 day battle in the freezing cold

3. In 1890 300 Lakota Indians died at the battle of wounded knee

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1.  They say that there were 3 hero’s  and those hero’s were; Sitting Bull, Chief Joseph, and Geramino

2.  They rushed to Lakota islands with there leader(warrior)

3. The Battle of Little Bighorn killed Sitting Bull so they added another leader.

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1. New ways of farming (dry farming)
2. They lived in sod houses

3. They made cities fast

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The blacks had a fresh start when they went west and became black cowboys.

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Enslaved African Americans continued poor treatment by white southerners

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1. Many African Americans choose a life out west over life in the hostile south.
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In 1889 decided to hold a land run.

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African Americans

1. After the Civil War, life was bittersweet for AAs. They were not slaves anymore but were often under attack by white supremacists.

2. The West offered them a second chance for black families to start a new life, so the government offered that too, so 40,000 AAs cram into steamer ships to sail up the Mississippi to head West.

3. There was a line of work where blacks gained more respect and equality from whites-cattle herding. A quarter of the Cowboys were AA. The chance for equality lies “home on the range” and blacks felt free.