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What did the common people feel about Jackson's journey from the frontier to the White House?
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In the election of 1828 who provided support for the Andrew Jacksons election?
because he was a common man that's what voters thought ?
Andrew Jacksons appeal to the common people arose partly because?
A significant reason Andrew Jackson appealed to common people was because he had been a common person himself. He reflected many of their beliefs.
Why did people want to settle on the frontier?
well to settle in the frontier
What drew people from the backcountry settlements of the Carolinas and Virginia to the American frontier?
What drew people from the backcountry settlements of the Carolinas and Virginia to the American frontier?
Why did Turner believe that the American frontier was different from the European frontier?
Turner believed that the American frontier was different from the European frontier because the area was free and open. People could easily settle there. This was unlike the European frontier that was protected by the military.
What does expendition?
Expedition is a journey. The journey is took by a group of people.
Why did the frontier war start?
Becuase people have ishoos!
How do you get past the people at the battle frontier?
Battle them and Beat them.
What did frontier people eat?
they ate bread and meat
What are people from frontier house doing in 2010?
divorc ed
How do you frontier people acquire and store food?
eat monkeys
What are the frontier days?
There are "frontier days" in many locations in the USA. They consist of a celebration of the settling of an area, such as Wyoming. In Wyoming, there is an annual "Cheyenne Frontier Days" celebration. The central event is a big rodeo, and there are lots of other things going on. Cheyenne Frontier Days is probably the grandest "frontier days" celebration in the USA. Lots of people. Lots of people from around Wyoming, and lots of people from Colorado (since Cheyenne is near the Colorado border, about 2.5 hours north of Denver).
