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American West: Going West
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GCSE GCSE History (GCSE American West) Mapa Mental sobre American West: Going West, criado por James McConnell em 04-01-2014.
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American West: Going West
Mountain Men
Trapped animals for their fur
Made a living by trading furs at forts
Explored the Plains extensively
First explorers to go to the West
Fertile and rich lands
Freedom and Independence
Space
Furs & Fish
In the East...
Overpopulation
Unemployment
Collapse of banking
Persecution
Gave advice to travellers and Government explorers
They worked with Indians, often marrying Indian women
Manifest Destiny
The belief that God wished white men would control the entire continent
Originated from a newspaper article by John O'Sullivan in 1845
Now considered a racist viewpoint
Indians were 'inferior' to whites
Indians were not Christians
Indians had not discovered writing, or the wheel
Wagon Trails
Early Settlers 1843
Disturbed the buffalo
Crossed land that Indians claimed to own
Only intended on moving West
California
Oregon
Problems
3, 800km to travel
Tough terrain including the Rocky Mountains
No maps or landmarks
Dangers
Lots of disease (e.g. cholera)
Buffalo stampedes
34,000 died
The Wagons
FOOD: Had to carry enough for the entire journey, and 18 months after, before crops could be harvested
WEAPONS: Some carried guns to defend against buffalo and Indian attacks
MONEY: A short supply for trading at forts along the way
TOOLS: For fixing the wagon and setting up housing on arrival in the West
The Gold Rush
Gold was discovered in California in 1848
Forty-niners
Planned to return home (East USA or Europe) after making their fortune
Panned for gold in rivers, digging down a few metres
Set up shanty towns of tents and small cabins
Violence and crime was very high, rivals
Few succeeded in dreams of wealth
Few could even afford to go home
Proffessional miners
Mined deep underground
Took their whole family with them
Were backed by businessmen in the East
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