'Colonel george custer' diaporamas de présentation

Alex

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Opening the West

Opening the West. Essential Question. What were the causes and effects of mining booms in the West? Discovery of gold and silver in west led to mining boom Effect: creation of new states Effect: Transcontinental Railroad Effect: new wave of settlers Effect: benefits to industry.

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Moving West

Moving West. Chapter 14 Section 1 Pages 488-490. 3 Minute Madness. What would you do if you were moving to another part of the country? What difficulty would you face in leaving their old home and settling into a new one? Why might you want to move?. Setting the Scene.

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Which two Native American nations lived as farmers and hunters?

Which two Native American nations lived as farmers and hunters? a. Arapaho and Apache c. Sioux and Comanche b. Omaha and Osage d. Cheyenne and Apache.

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Native Americans

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Native Americans Struggle to Survive

Native Americans Struggle to Survive. What were the consequences of the conflict between the Native Americans and white Settlers?. Concentration. Reservation. Assimilation. Treaty of Fort Laramie. What is the purpose of this treaty?

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The West

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Modern US History Ch. 18, Section 2 Wars for the West

Modern US History Ch. 18, Section 2 Wars for the West. Settlers Encounter the Plains Indians. As settlers moved into the Great Plains the US government sent agents to negotiate treaties with the Plains Indians to try to avoid conflict (#1)

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The Great West

The Great West. Native Americans Under Siege: 1854-1890. Native American Life. Organized into tribes, which were usually subdivided into "bands" of about 500 men and women, each with a governing council .

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The Conquest of the West

The Conquest of the West . The Abridged Version . Native Americans. Hundreds of tribes stretched from the Mississippi to the Pacific Coast Legally the American Government regarded Native American tribes as autonomous nations, that just so happen to live within the borders of the United States

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