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Zebulon Pike explored present-day Colorado and New Mexico in 1806.John Fremont led an expedition that mapped areas of the Great Basin and Pacific Coast
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What did not help the us grow westward?
Violent Plains tribes (notably the Comanche in Texas) who raided and harassed white settlers.
How did the colonists help the Native Americans?
They taught them to grow crops.
1 Was American expansion during the early 19th century justified?
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John C Fremont where he explored?
Fremont was an interesting man. He was with Lewis and Clark and later was asked by the President to come to CA to help gage how easy it would be to take it from Mexico. The Mexican officials were told that Fremont was in CA to map it, but he was reporting troop numbers and making contacts with people like Sutter. When the time came Fremont and his men took the Mexican governor hostage, put him in Sutter's Fort, and declared the "Bear Flag" Republic. They took over the government with the approval of the President. The Gold Rush was also going on and the population of Americans in CA grew so fast that it was impossible for the Mexican government to overcome the combination of factors in the loss of CA. CA became a state on Sept. 9, 1850.
How did Lewis and Clark's expedition help later pioneers?
Lewis and Clark's expedition provided invaluable information about the geography, natural resources, and indigenous peoples of the western United States. Their detailed maps and journals documented the terrain, waterways, and potential routes for future settlers and explorers. This knowledge facilitated westward expansion, helping later pioneers navigate and settle the land more effectively. Additionally, the expedition fostered a sense of American curiosity and ambition regarding the vast territories beyond the Mississippi River.
How did mountain men help westward expansion?
because they did
How did Mexico help the westward expansion?
They 'founded' the west, before any American inhabited such territories. The westward expansion only made use of already existing trails and cities.
What were some plants found on the westward expansion?
There are many plants found on the Westward Expansion, such as wild flowers. I am not 100% sure of names... But you can search on the internet: What were some names of the plants found in the Westward Expansion? If anybody knows that answer to this question, please edit this answer and help others learn the answer. Thank you!
What does Jackson say about America westward expansion and native America's during this first inaugural speech?
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What was a common reason for the westward expansion in 1830s?
It would help ease the debate over slavery.
How did steel plow help expand the market economy?
It allowed the ploughing up of the tough soil of the prairies and allowed the expansion of American agriculture beyond the Alleganies. Nothing contributed more to American expansion westward.
How did canals help westward expansion?
People used boats and ships more often in those days.By building canals in the West, people would be more likely to go there if they weren't built.
How did the California gold rush help the westward expansion?
Elementary, my dear Dr Watson. They've gathered tonnes of gold.
What land did John C Fremont help obtain for the US?
Lousiana
Can you give a report about Zebulon Pike?
of corse you can! well depending on the class, it wouldent be muck help in science!
How did the stagecoach help the Westward Expansion?
The stagecoach played a crucial role in Westward Expansion by providing a reliable means of transportation for people and goods across vast distances. It connected remote settlements to major cities, facilitating communication and commerce. Additionally, the stagecoach enabled settlers to travel more safely and efficiently, encouraging migration and the establishment of new communities in the West. Its introduction helped lay the groundwork for future transportation developments, including railroads.
How did the westward expansion help to deepen the national crisis over slavery?
It was getting more difficult to create new slave-states, so the South were in danger of being out-voted in Congress, which would then pass laws unfavourable to Southern interests.
