Statehood Crossword

. These started becoming more common but were small and contained numerous grade levels in one building (pg 233)
These are a common conception of pioneer life even though immigrants lived in cities or towns (pg 232)
The act of separating Indians from Americans which resulted in violence (pg 226)
The Oregon Trail may have faded into obscurity if not for this man (pg 235)
A change in the way that goods are produced (pg 238)
This trail extended North from the California Trail (pg 231)
This act offered land to any pioneer willing to move to the American west (pg 227)
An enabling act allowing Washington to hold a constitutional convention in the summer (pg 250)
These towns grew rapidly when the gold rush attracted thousands of miners (pg 237)
A place where salmon is cleaned, cut, canned, and cooked (pg 236)
Raising of crops without the benefit of irrigation for water (pg 248)
Pulled by cattle or horses, these carried pioneers and immigrants in tight quarters (pg 230)
Between 1851 and 1873, hundreds of workers dug and processed these (pg 236)
This man constructed Washington territory's first steam powered sawmill in Seattle (pg 237)
This act forbade new immigrants from coming into the US from China (pg 245)
Types of farmers who needed the grazing lands of the foothills of the Okanogan Highlands (pg 248)
The most valuable mineral at that time (pg 236)
This man built the first commercial salmon cannery and operated it (pg 236)
First Jewish mayor of Seattle (pg 245)
A route to Oregon Country established in the early 1840s used by pioneers (pg 230)