Documents

• Testimony of Benjamin Singleton before Congress regarding African-American migration from the Southern states to Kansas (1880)
• Anti-Chinese Immigrant Policy: The Chinese Exclusion Treaty (1880) and the Chinese Exclusion Act (1882)
• Indian Policy Reform: President Chester Arthur on legislation needed to dissolve "the tribal bond, which is so prominent a feature of savage life" (1881)
• Theodore Roosevelt, Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail (1888) -- memoirs of his years as a Dakota rancher.
• William F. Cody, Life and Adventures of "Buffalo Bill," (1917) -- the final edition of an evolving autobiography.

Images

	7.1 - Exodusters waiting for a steamboat to carry them westward in the late 1870's		7.1a - The Shores family of Custer County, Nebraska, in 1887
	7.1b - Another portrait of the Shores family by Solomon Butcher		7.2 - Homesteader Omer Yern and family photographed by Solomon Butcher in Custer County, Nebraska, 1886
	7.3 - Homesteaders photographed by Solomon Butcher in Custer County, Nebraska		7.3a - David Hilton and family show off their organ outside their Nebraska homestead
	7.3b - Homestead photographer Solomon Butcher poses with his own first Nebraska home		7.4 - Autographed photo of Sitting Bull, 1884
	7.5 - Lakotas gather in a circle to receive government rations at Standing Rock Reservation		7.6 - Cover of The Beef Bonanza: How to Get Rich on the Plains, by Gen. James S. Brisbin, one of the books that helped fuel the cattle boom of the early 1880s
	7.7 - Theodore Roosevelt on horseback in the Dakota Territory in the 1880s		7.8 - Close-up of Theodore Roosevelt campaigning in Reno, Nevada, in 1910
	7.9 - Theodore Roosevelt at the dedication ceremonies for Roosevelt Dam, Arizona Territory, March 18, 1911		7.10 - Students in formation on the parade ground at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
	7.11 - A Navajo boy named Tom Torlino as he entered the Carlisle Indian School and a short time after the "reforming" process had begun		7.12 - Three Lakota boys on their arrival at the Carlisle Indian School
	7.13 - The same three Lakota boys begin the process of deculturization at the Carlisle Indian School		7.14 - Ethnologist Frank Hamilton Cushing wearing a Native American costume of his own design
	7.15 - Frank Cushing (in the dark clothing) and other Bow Chiefs performing the War God Ceremony at Zuni Pueblo		7.16 - A winter cattle drive photographed by Charles Belden
	7.17 - Souvenir photo of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, autographed in 1916		7.18 - William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody leading an excursion at the Grand Canyon
	7.19 - Close-up of Cody leading an excursion at the Grand Canyon		7.20 - Sitting Bull and William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody in a publicity photograph taken when Sitting Bull was a performer in Buffalo Bill's Wild West, 1884
	7.21 - William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (back row center) meeting with Indians and government officials following the massacre at Wounded Knee, 1890		7.22 - William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody (at left) and Brigadier General Nelson A. Miles scouting an Indian camp near Pine Ridge Reservation, South Dakota, soon after the massacre at nearby Wounded Knee
	7.23 - "The Death of Custer" at the Battle of the Little Bighorn as re-enacted in Buffalo Bill's Wild West		7.24 - "Buffalo Bill" Cody posing for a publicity photo