The first Americans to move into the far west were primarily not farmers but rather fur traders, explorers, and later, miners during the Gold Rush. While some settlers did engage in farming, many were drawn by the prospect of wealth and opportunity, often establishing towns and communities that catered to the demands of mining and trade. As the westward expansion continued, farming became more prominent, particularly with the establishment of homesteads and agricultural settlements.
The Iroquois didn't move west. They were a northeastern tribe.
the americans did not like the Chinese
The Indians of the West (West Indians) are simply Native Americans, or called Amerindians (American Indians). Colombus arrived in the Caribbean and thought he was in India. He called this place the West Indies and the people West Indians. Hope this helped!~
Yes, it pushed Native Americans off their land and put them into reservations.
They did not "move" West. President Thomas Jefferson assigned Lewis and his team to explore the newly purchased Louisiana Territory and Clark would join him soon after.
The Homestead Act of 1862 encouraged Americans to move out west because it offered 160 acres of undeveloped land in the west to all American citizens FOR FREE.It was first comes first serve so people rushed over to get the free land before it was all gone.
The earliest to go west were the fur trappers. They were following the small animals that they trapped for their pelts.
Fruit growers in the West.
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I thunk it's the trail of tears
japenese americans
no they went west to go to chief kinkys gay bar
To move west americans needed to develop better ways of traveling.
MANY were and it was very unfair
Indian Removal Act