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What does it mean when the American flag has a black and blue stripe?
That's supposed to represent the "thin blue line" of the police force, protecting the people from lawlessness.
What were women like in the old American West?
There were quite a few. That's how children came to the American West.
Why was Jesse James famous?
He was an American outlaw, gang leader, bank and train robber and murderer from the state of Missouri and the most famous member of the James-Younger Gang. Already a celebrity when he was alive, he became a legendary figure of the Wild West after his death. Some recent scholars place him in the context of regional insurgencies of ex-Confederates following the American Civil War rather than a manifestation of frontier lawlessness or economic justice.
The most widespread Native American groups of the American West were?
The Plains Indians.
Which was not an original American colony?
West Virginia
How important was cattle rustling as a cause of lawlessness and violence in the west?
Cattle rustling was the main cause of lawlessness and violence in the west. The government was unable to protect ranchers from cattle rustling so many of the rancher took the law in to their own hands. Most of the west was very peaceful and not as violent as it appears in movies.
How do you use the word lawlessness in a sentence?
"Utter lawlessness will surely arise from this." "It was a hell of lawlessness." "They had descended into lawlessness"
What state suffered from lawlessness?
What do you mean suffered?? Lawlessness is a good thing
What is the Myth of the Old West?
The Myth of the Old West refers to a romanticized and idealized version of the American West during the 19th century. It typically includes themes of rugged individualism, lawlessness, cowboys, Native Americans, and the frontier spirit. This myth has been perpetuated through literature, film, and popular culture, often overshadowing the complexities and darker aspects of the historical reality.
What is a widespread lawlessness?
With widespread lawlessness of the Old West, settlers witnessed brawls, drunkedness, saloon fights, and gun fights.Natural disasters often lead to widespread lawlessness.Widespread lawlessness characterized some LA gangs who committed robberies, burgularies, and assalts.
What is the antonym for rule?
lawlessness
What state is lawlessness?
Anarchy
What does it mean when the American flag has a black and blue stripe?
That's supposed to represent the "thin blue line" of the police force, protecting the people from lawlessness.
How did the term Wild West come up?
The term "Wild West" refers to the American frontier during the late 19th century, characterized by lawlessness, adventure, and the expansion of settlers into previously uncharted territories. It emerged from the rapid westward expansion following the Civil War, particularly during the Gold Rush and the establishment of cattle ranching. The phrase evokes images of gunfights, outlaws, and pioneers, influenced by literature, dime novels, and later films that romanticized this tumultuous period in American history. Over time, the "Wild West" has come to symbolize both the challenges and the spirit of exploration and opportunity in the American narrative.
What is mean by lawlessness?
lack of law
How According to Crusoe what characteristic do the mutineers have that makes them unsuitable masters?
cruelty (APEX)
When did American West Conference end?
American West Conference ended in 1996.
