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EOC REVIEW US HISTORY

EOC REVIEW US HISTORY. FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM. The American system People are free to produce and sell whatever they wish Based on supply and demand. EXPANSION OF RAILROADS. Transcontinental Railroad connected the east to the west Sped up travel Opened up markets. TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS.

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Chapter 7

The West. Chapter 7. *Push-Pull Factors. *Events and conditions that either force (push) people to move elsewhere or strongly attract (pull) them to do so. Civil War displaced farmers, former slaves, & other workers. Increasing cost of farm land.

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Jack LONDON

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Jack London

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The Calfifornia Gold Rush

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Coldest Places On Earth

Coldest Places On Earth. Ricky Ioannou. List Of Coldest Places. Vostock, Antarctica Oymyakon, Russia Snag, Yukon, Canada Prospect Creek, Alaska Rogers Pass, Montana . Vostock, Antartica. Lowest Temperature: -129 degrees F A Russian research station is located here .

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J ack London 1876-1916

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What do you see? Speculate on what might be going on in these pictures.

1. What do you see? Speculate on what might be going on in these pictures. 2. Klondike Gold Rush. 1896: gold discovered in Yukon Territory in Canada Early stakeholders became wealthy Rumors of gold spread to U.S. through Seattle, but took almost a year to spread (1897)-why?. 3 routes.

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U.S. Imperialism abroad

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Nature and Naturalism

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The Klondike Gold Rush

The Klondike Gold Rush. By Will LeVan. Introduction.

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Nature: American Literature and American Themes

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Panic of 1893

Panic of 1893. What helped the Klondike Gold Rush?. The Panic of 1893. The Panic of '93 was the worst economic depression the United States had ever experienced at the time. What caused this depression?.

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1880-1920 Lots of immigrants from S. & E. Europe

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Cultural Geography of the U.S. & Canada

Cultural Geography of the U.S. & Canada. Chapter 6. The United States. Population Patterns. The People. Diversity reflect immigration 300 million people/major of immigrant descent First people Moved across the Bering Land Bridge about 20,000 years ago Ancestors to the Native Americans

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