'Moved west' presentation slideshows

Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. 1865-1914. U.S. Land Acquired in the 1800s. Manifest Destiny. Americans believed they should own all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean; coast to coast. COSTS OF EXPANSION. NEAR EXTINCTION OF BUFFALO. DAMAGE TO ENVIRONMENT

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. 1865-1914. U.S. Land Acquired in the 1800s. Manifest Destiny. Americans believed they should own all the land from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean; coast to coast. COSTS OF EXPANSION. NEAR EXTINCTION OF BUFFALO. DAMAGE TO ENVIRONMENT

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Expanding West

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Expanding West

Expanding West. Questions. What is westward expansion? How did populations change as Americans expanded to the West? What were some of the consequences of westward expansion?. What Started It All. In the early 1800s, beaver furs were highly sought after; used in making hats

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. By 1820, most of the land east of the Mississippi River had been settled. As people flooded the new country, more and more Americans decided to build a new life for themselves out West. Westward expansion had begun!. Wordsalive Map. Guessed Definition. expansion.

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Reconstruction

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Describe the culture of Native Americans in the Southeast.

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. Federal Legislation Encourages Western Settlement. Lots of people had moved west of the Mississippi River before the Civil War seeking adventure or gold During and after the war the federal government instituted laws to convince more people to settle the West

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Indian Removal

Indian Removal. Objectives. Describe the culture of Native Americans in the Southeast. Describe the conflict over land occupied by Native Americans in the Southeast. Discuss the forced removal of Native Americans. Terms and People.

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Describe the culture of Native Americans in the Southeast.

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Chapter 11

Chapter 11. Lesson 2. Jefferson Moves West. America- The Story of Us Westward. Thomas Jefferson, 3 rd President. Thomas Jefferson was a Republican.

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MIGRATIONS OF THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL

MIGRATIONS OF THE HOUSE OF ISRAEL. Edited by Stephen E. LaFleur, ThD.

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Chapter 24.2

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Post Civil War Expansion

Post Civil War Expansion. Journal: Why move west?. Following the Civil War, thousands of people left their homes and moved west. What might be some reasons why people headed west? List as many as you can. Westward Movement. After the Civil War, there was another migration to the west.

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Transforming the West

Transforming the West. Miners Hope to Strike it Rich. During the mid-1800s, the idea of Manifest Destiny pushed many people to move westward. The economic opportunities found along the way encouraged greater settlement. One of these opportunities focused on the mining industry .

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Describe what you see in the painting

Describe what you see in the painting. The West & Native Americans. Fulfilling Manifest Destiny. Moving West. Push Factors Civil war displaced persons Available farm land Religious repression Open spaces sheltered outlaws. Pull Factors Private property Morrill Land Grant

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Objective 4.01

Objective 4.01. Compare and contrast the different groups of peoples who migrated to the West and describe the problems they experienced. People Migrating to the West.

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