U.S History Bingo

This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: Law that gave 160 acres of free land to settlers who improved it, Law that divided tribal lands into individual plots to encourage private ownership, Schools that took Native children from their families to teach them white culture, Ways “new” immigrants adapted (or were pressured to adapt) to American culture, East Coast immigration station that processed European immigrants, Neighborhoods where immigrants from the same country lived together, Oil industry tycoon who built Standard Oil, Illegal killing, often by hanging, used to terrorize African Americans, State laws that enforced racial segregation in the South, Powerful banker and financier of the Gilded Age, Railroad that connected the East and West coasts and sped up settlement, Inventor of the practical electric light bulb and many other devices, Effort to make American Indians adopt white American culture and ways, First federal law to regulate railroad rates and practices, Leader who encouraged African Americans to leave the South for Kansas, Cartoonist whose drawings helped expose Boss Tweed’s corruption, Inventor of the telephone, African American entrepreneur who built a successful hair-care business, Powerful city organizations that controlled votes through favors and corruption, Supreme Court decision that upheld “separate but equal” segregation, West Coast immigration station that processed Asian immigrants, Era of rapid industrial growth marked by political corruption and wealth inequality, Law that banned most Chinese immigration and Deal that ended Reconstruction and withdrew federal troops from the South.

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