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Growth in the American West HEALY - BAVPA

Growth in the American West HEALY - BAVPA. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: Miners and railroad builders led to settlement of the West. Native Americans struggled to maintain their way of life. Western farmers faced many challenges. THE FRONTIER.

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What two types of cattle produced the Longhorn?

What two types of cattle produced the Longhorn?. Spanish and English. What caused the high demand for cattle?. Issues with pork Beef was plentiful Beef could be preserved Longhorns were good for cattle drives. Why did the cattle drives end?. Their success was their own demise.

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Chapter 10 Learning Topics

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Industrial Growth (1865-1914)

Industrial Growth (1865-1914). Powerpoint by Mr. Sowell. 1 . Railroads Spur Industry.

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The Industrial Movement

The Industrial Movement. Unit 7 Notes. The Rise of Big Business In America. Factors Promoting big business in America: Abundant Natural Resources New Technologies Transportation Cheap Labor. Abundant Natural Resources. Coal Oil Iron Ore Water. New Technologies. Factory System

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Chapter 24 Industry comes of age

Chapter 24 Industry comes of age. 1865-1900. The Iron Colt Becomes an Iron Horse. The country's railroad network significantly expanded in the late 1800s.

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The Western Frontier

The Western Frontier. Vocabulary. Lode. A streak or abundance of minerals found underground sandwiched between two rocks . Ore. Rocks or minerals found underground that are worth money. Vigilantes.

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Chapter 19 The Growth of Industry

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Native Americans & The Buffalo

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Mining & Transportation

Mining & Transportation . Set-up Cornell Notes (IN Page . Title: Mining & Transportation Essential Question: How did development of mining and transportation impact Utah?. Mining in the Utah Territory. Utah was rich in mineral ore

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Ch. 14 Sec. 2

Ch. 14 Sec. 2. The Age of Railroads. Railroads Span Time and Space. Railroads make local transit reliable and westward expansion possible. Governments provide large land grants for railroads to build upon. National Network.

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Miners ranchers and railroads

Miners ranchers and railroads. Chapter 17 section 1 (546-552). Mining brings growth. After the Civil War, many people moved west to work as miners and ranchers. The Comstock Lode was a huge deposit of gold and silver discovered in Nevada in 1859.

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13- 1 : Mining & Railroads

13- 1 : Mining & Railroads. People seeking jobs and a chance to get rich flooded the West. Anticipatory Set.

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Grover Cleveland

Grover Cleveland. The only president to serve two non-consecutive terms as president. Served his country during a time of momentous change in America. The nation was moving ahead economically as large corporations began to dominate production.

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James Hogg and the Populists

James Hogg and the Populists. Unit 10. POPULISM- Nation wide movement of rural citizens who had not benefited from the modern lifestyle made by the growth of industry. James Hogg and the Populists. James Hogg- Native born Texan who would later become elected governor.

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Agenda:

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Railroads

Railroads. Pacific Railway Act transcontinental Railroad. Union Pacific. Central Pacific. Leland Stanford Hired workers from China Paid $ 1/day 688 miles of track. Greenville Dodge Civil War Vets Ex-convicts Cooks Adventurers Irish Immigrants 1086 miles of track. Helped the economy.

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Good Trusts, Bad Trusts, & Trust Busting

Good Trusts, Bad Trusts, & Trust Busting. Good Trusts. Large corporations that encouraged economic development & cooperation between industries Businesses that learned new ways to cooperate with other businesses Businesses that incorporates new ways of self-regulation. Bad Trusts.

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Panic of 1893

Panic of 1893. What helped the Klondike Gold Rush?. The Panic of 1893. The Panic of '93 was the worst economic depression the United States had ever experienced at the time. What caused this depression?.

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