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Influenced by Charles Darwin, people at the end of the nineteenth century believed that in order to survive as a group or species, a nation, like a plant, needed to spread out and occupy more territory.
Darwin wrote in Origin of Species that plants and animals that lived in large, open continental areas were hardier than those living on islands since they were subject to greater competition.
This idea motivated the British to "send out" colonists to the open expanses of the Canadian west. The idea also existed that those able to pioneer and adapt to new territories would be "selected" by nature as winners in the battle for survival.
This factor can be explored more fully by typing "darwin" and "settlement of the Canadian West" into a Google search.
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Who led a massive movement against colonial settlement in the west?
Pontiac
How did the mining boom change the west?
Over the years, after many companies started mining, many people from the east went there to mine and work which led to the settlement of the west.
What factors led to the development of western cities?
what factors led to the development of western cities
How did the mountain men open up the West for the lafter settlement?
Mountain men played a crucial role in opening up the West for later settlement by exploring and mapping vast territories, establishing trade routes, and creating trails that would facilitate westward migration. Their fur trapping expeditions led to increased knowledge of the region's geography and resources, attracting settlers and traders. Additionally, their interactions with Native American tribes helped to establish early trade relationships and cultural exchanges, setting the stage for future settlement and expansion. Ultimately, their adventurous spirit and rugged lifestyle exemplified the pioneering spirit that drew many to the West.
What factors led to move inland?
the factor that led people to inland was fart
Who led a massive movement against colonial settlement in the west?
Pontiac
What exterenal factors led to roman faliure in the west?
The external factors that led to Rome's failure in the west were pressure on the borders by the barbarian tribes.
What factors do you believe led to the lack of a settlement in theNHL negotiation?
the negotiation tactics
What were the factors that led to West African and European contact?
Trade and European imperialism.
What factors led to the massive increase in Anglo-European settlement of the Far West after the Civil War?
The homestead Act came into effect that granted people an escape from the big city, and they also got land at a very cheap price
What factors do you think might have led to settlement oh khartoum sudans capital?
don't know and don't have a friend to help me out
How did the mining boom change the west?
Over the years, after many companies started mining, many people from the east went there to mine and work which led to the settlement of the west.
What factors led to the decline of village societies on the Great Plains?
white settlement and raids by nomadic indians.that would be my guess.twitter.com/tabithaparker
What factors led to the growth of cities in the west?
what factors led to the development of western cities
The settlement house movement led to the new profession of?
The settlement house movement led to the new profession of social work
What was not the Roanoke settlement doomed from their inception?
The Roanoke settlement faced challenges such as lack of food supplies, conflicts with local Indigenous tribes, and unsuccessful attempts to obtain reinforcements from England. These factors, coupled with harsh weather conditions and internal disputes, led to the ultimate disappearance of the settlement.
What factors explain the Caribbean settlement patterns?
Caribbean settlement patterns are influenced by a combination of historical, geographical, and economic factors. The colonial legacy led to the establishment of plantations, drawing enslaved Africans and indentured servants, which shaped demographic distributions. Additionally, the region's geography, including its islands and coastal areas, has led to urban centers developing in ports and coastal cities. Economic opportunities, particularly in tourism and agriculture, continue to influence migration and settlement trends today.
