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Day 3: Differentiation Title of Session: “Change your Bait, Differentiate!”

Day 3: Differentiation Title of Session: “Change your Bait, Differentiate!”

Day 3: Differentiation Title of Session: “Change your Bait, Differentiate!” Facilitators: Amy James and Toni Wyatt http://eagletube.allenisd.org/curtis/features/c2cksG9Dsi2uJQEPGAPk.

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Frontier Wars in Texas

Frontier Wars in Texas

Frontier Wars in Texas. The Peace Policy. West Texas Forts of the 1870’s. Too few men Inexperienced in frontier warfare Forts too wide spread Too few supplies. Familiar land Skillful warriors Rapid fire bow/arrow Torture and Ambush. U.S. Army vs. Indians.

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West Texas at War

West Texas at War

West Texas at War. Chapter 17 Section 2. The Peace Policy Ends (pages 395–396). The Peace Policy failed and the Native American raids continued. General William T. Sherman went to West Texas to investigate. He thought the reports of Indian attacks was exaggerated.

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The First Americans

The First Americans

The First Americans. Native People Led a Nomadic Hunting Lifestyle Depended on the Buffalo for Nearly Everything. American Thirst for Land. Homesteaders moved onto the Plains seeking land to settle and farm.

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UNIT 9

UNIT 9

UNIT 9. Indian Removal Cattle Drives Railroads. 1866 - U.S. sent soldiers to build forts & protect the settlers in TX. * Not effective Too spread out Not enough soldiers / supplies Untrained in Indian warfare.

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West Texas After the Civil War

West Texas After the Civil War

West Texas After the Civil War. Unit 7.1: (Chapter 17 Section 1). Native Americans Control the West (pages 390–391). By 1866 most American Indians had been removed from eastern Texas. However, many tribes still roamed west Texas.

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West Texas After the Civil War

West Texas After the Civil War

West Texas After the Civil War. Unit 7.1: (Chapter 17 Section 1). Native Americans Control the West (pages 390–391). By 1866 most American Indians had been removed from eastern Texas. However, many tribes still roamed west Texas.

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Week 7 American Studies March 31, 2014

Week 7 American Studies March 31, 2014

Week 7 American Studies March 31, 2014. Comanches Texas The Mexican War. Manifest Destiny—The belief that the United States can and must extend its empire from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The Great Plains.

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. American Indians such as Quanah Parker, a powerful Comanche leader and son of Chief Peta Nocona, Comanche chief, and Cynthia Ann Parker, captured Anglo. What

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