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The Backcountry

The Backcountry. Settlers moved into the Backcountry because the land was cheap and plentiful. Key Vocabulary. Appalachian Mountains Fall Line Piedmont Clan. Back….to the Country. Dense Forests and Rushing Streams brought Settlers to the Backcountry of the Appalachian Mountains

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The Backcountry

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  1. The Backcountry Settlers moved into the Backcountry because the land was cheap and plentiful.

  2. Key Vocabulary Appalachian Mountains Fall Line Piedmont Clan

  3. Back….to the Country • Dense Forests and Rushing Streams brought Settlers to the Backcountry of the Appalachian Mountains • In the South the Backcountry began at the Fall Line and extended to the Piedmont of the Appalachian Mountains • Small Farms near water used the forests for wood for heat and their homes

  4. The Buck-skin stops here • Early Settlers traded with Native Americans using Buckskins as currency leading to Farmers settling in the region • Settlers build log cabins for shelter which could often be small and dirty • While small farmers moved to the region at first, Scots-Irish settlers moved to the Backcountry

  5. YES WE CLAN • After England and Scotland became Great Britain, poverty and famine drove the Scots-Irish to America • Clans settled in the Backcountry and helped settlers survive • Clans would band together to overcome dangers and problems of the Backcountry

  6. Living off the Land • As trade was difficult, backcountry farmers became self-sufficient • Hunting, Fishing, farming, and the help of family helped the Settlers survive in the Backcountry • Women became important to Backcountry life helping their families survive • Native Americans would soon begin to clash with Backcountry settlers

  7. Fights in the Forests • As settlers looked for land, they moved west leading to conflicts with Native Americans, the French, and the Spanish Settlers • Horses, brought by the Spanish, contributed to the lives of Settlers and Native Americans • Settlers and Native Americans began bloody fights to control land in the Backcountry

  8. Melting Pot • As French settled Canada and moved south, the English settlers began to clash as they moved west into French Territories • The Spanish Settled the South and Southwest including California, Arizona, Florida, Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico and Nevada • As Missionaries tried to Convert Native Americans, England formed an American Identity as they defended themselves against all different Groups

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