'Oklahoma land rush' presentation slideshows

ACDV 70D Test Taking

ACDV 70D Test Taking. Lab #3. Lesson Two, Module 10 Examinations (taken from Mini-Courses in Academic Skills by Jurgen Wolff). Lesson 2 Topic 3: Reading the Directions Topic 4: Taking Objective Tests Topic 5: Taking Essay Tests. Topic 3: Reading the Directions. OBJECTIVES

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Unit 4

Unit 4. The student will demonstrate an understanding of the industrial development and the consequences of that development on society and politics during the second half of the nineteenth and the early twentieth centuries. .

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Unit 4 The Great West and the Rise of Populism-Answers

Unit 4 The Great West and the Rise of Populism-Answers . Complete the Guided Reading as you view the Power Point. Goal 4 . Objective 4.01: Compare and contrast the different groups of people who migrated to the West and describe the problems they experienced. Essential Questions:

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The Western Frontier 1858-1896

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Westward Expansion and Immigration

Westward Expansion and Immigration. SSUSH12. Manifest Destiny and the Oklahoma Land Rush. After the Civil War, the conquest of Manifest Destiny continued. Many Western settlers felt it was their right to take all the land they felt necessary.

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The West Transformed

The West Transformed. Chapter 17. Mining and Railroads. Boom and bust Before the Civil War, prospectors found gold in Nevada, which was owned by Henry Comstock. The Comstock Lode was filled with silver, and made more money in silver then gold. About $300 Million in 20 years.

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32.3 Cattle Rush and Homesteaders.

32.3 Cattle Rush and Homesteaders. Essential Questions. What factors led to a boom of the cattle industry? What factors ended the cattle boom? What were the three problems associated with the Homestead Act? What were some of the hardships of settlers in the West?. Cattle Boom, 1860.

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Chapter 13

Chapter 13. Settling the West. Section 1: Miners and Ranchers. Objectives: Trace the growth of the mining industry in the West. Describe the ways that new technology changed open-range ranching. Growth in the Mining Industry.

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Transforming the West

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Frederick Jackson Turner

Frederick Jackson Turner. Frederick Jackson Turner, The Significance of the Frontier in American History (1873)

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Motivations for Westward Expansion

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Cowboys and Railroads

Cowboys and Railroads. The Cattle Industry Becomes Big Business. As the herds of buffalo disappeared, horses and cattle flourished on the plains. Before long, cattle were plentiful and had become big business in Texas and Kansas. The First Cowboys.

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JUST DO IT!

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Goal 4.1 & 4.2

Goal 4.1 & 4.2 . Western Migration White Settlement & Native Americans. Religion. Mormons Joseph Smith Brigham Young. Gold. Gold Rush 1849 Comstock Lode (1859). Land. Homestead Act (1862) Sod houses Morrill Land-Grant Act Oklahoma Land Rush.

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Far & Away (1992)

Far & Away (1992). 1. While watching think about the immigrant experience. What to Know: .

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion . Indian Territory. In the 1830s the grassy plains that were located between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains was designated as Indian Territory

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Farming

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Ch. 18 Sec. 2

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Farming and Populism

Farming and Populism. Explain how the U.S. Government encouraged western settlement. Passed the Homestead Act that gave 160 acres of land away if you farmed it for 5 years This was advertised all over the world and many immigrants came from Europe Exodusters came west from the South.

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