The early west caused a cultural transformation in the U.S. by the Gold Rush. Many immigrants and settlers moved west in hopes of obtaining land that enabled them to strike rich.
The Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi river ,:L<":< ;Lemuel's
The reason the Californios moved west was because they wanted to build missions and convert the Native Americans to Christianity. This was the goal of many Spanish settlers.
Settlers in colonial America moved west for the promise of a better life. They often moved for cheap land, to escape debt or jail, or because of the gold rush.
new settlers, herds moving, [e.c.t]
Settlers moved West to make a better living, and the opportunity to buy land
The things that made settlers move to the west was gold.ANS 2 - I'm not American, but my view of history was that most settlers moved west to claim their own farmland in the new territories.
As the settlers pushed back the indians, the "middle gound" also moved west.
The early west caused a cultural transformation in the U.S. by the Gold Rush. Many immigrants and settlers moved west in hopes of obtaining land that enabled them to strike rich.
The early west caused a cultural transformation in the U.S. by the Gold Rush. Many immigrants and settlers moved west in hopes of obtaining land that enabled them to strike rich.
The Appalachian Mountains and the Mississippi river ,:L<":< ;Lemuel's
The reason the Californios moved west was because they wanted to build missions and convert the Native Americans to Christianity. This was the goal of many Spanish settlers.
Read your Text book. its there for a reason lazy people these days
Native Americans showed the settlers survival skills.
Settlers in colonial America moved west for the promise of a better life. They often moved for cheap land, to escape debt or jail, or because of the gold rush.
In the 1800's settlers moved west for many reasons. For instance gold was a big opportunity and so was cheap land for immigrants. This caused a race to the west and the main reasons settlers moved there.
new settlers, herds moving, [e.c.t]