To give the reader background knowledge, Mort discussed the severity of the debts caused by the Civil War, as well as the United States government’s response, and the reasoning behind the lust for gold in the West. Mort then delved into the ethnocentrism of both Sioux culture and American culture, and the effects of the Fetterman battle. Mort then described the Seventh Cavalry, the Yellowstone expedition and following battles, and the economic crash of 1873. Custer’s preparation for the Black Hills expedition was then examined, as well as the expedition itself. Finally, Mort discussed the discovery of gold in the Black Hills, the Battle of Little Bighorn itself, and the aftermath of the…
1. Beginning with the settlement of Jamestown, discuss the important events, intellectual trends, and social changes in the Chesapeake colonies through the Restoration. The first important event is the actual settlement of Jamestown in the Virginia colony in 1607. They struggled beginning, but they realized that tobacco was a profitable crop.…
The Gold Rush helped America’s economy by the creation of Boomtowns, innovation in technology, and the flourishing of industries.…
Hello Abigail, First off, I would like to note that this dialog was very thorough in describing the Gold Rush. While reading this dialog I felt as though your details about the Gold Rush allowed me to visualize the myriad of events you highlighted. Furthermore, your paper brought up many of the themes I mentioned in my own paper. Lastly, your final paragraph of your dialog did an excellent job in summarizing the key events of the gold…
The California gold rush was an important part of the Antebellum period of American history because it dramatically increased the financial quality of the United states. The gold rush was when a big gold deposit was found in a stream in california that caused people from around the country to come. The gold rush changed our country in a short period of time. When James W Marshall was working for a man named John stutter, he saw what looked like something glowing in the water. He picked it up and brought it to a friend to test if it was gold or if it was fools gold.…
California Gold Rush California Gold Rush was the mass migration that brought in people from all over the world. Even people from the east migrated to the west in search of the gold. This was the largest mass migration in American history. James W. Marshall had found pieces of gold on Sutter’s Mill in columbia on January 24,1848. The news of this gold spread all over.…
This was the start of the California Gold Rush. in a long shot James Wilson Marshall was never profitable and actually ended up broke, but because he found this gold he ended up creating the first mining boom town in California called Coloma, California. All this happened because one person stole his cattle and he became Impoverished and had to start a partnership with John Sutter. The first gold discovery that James Marshall found was in a river while he was supervising the construction of a sawmill. He and his partner could not keep a secret to themselves as it quickly spread across the nation making immigration a lot more common.…
SECTION 2 What is Fort Sumter? Who is Ulysses S. Grant and what did he do? What is Antietam and why is it important?…
The Gold Rush set a foundation for our country’s success. The Gold Rush was when the miners first discovered Gold in the California Mines. This caused a mass amount of people to move to California in hopes to get rich and fun gold. The Gold Rush had a positive impact on America because it helped complete the Americans goal and the Gold Rush helped increase the technology in the United States.…
Cherokee Removal For this assignment, our group got the opportunity to choose the topic of the Native Americans. The first thing that came to mind was to do my topic on the Cherokee Removal. The Cherokee Removal, part of the trail of tears, occurred in 1838. The U.S. military and various state militias forced some 15,000 Cherokees from their homes in Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennessee and moved them west to Indian Territory. The removal of the Cherokee Nation fulfilled federal and state policies that developed in response to the rapid expansion of white settlers and cotton farming…
One very crisp cold early morning in Fairbanks, Alaska was Boris searching for clues. Boris was a Russian spy you traveled America to find gold for the Russians. Every mission he had was ephemeral, lasting very short time. There need to be a way to find the gold areas before the gold rush ended. Every morning Boris would head down to the town’s dirty saloon and check the newspaper.…
The old heavily religious culture previously favored in colonial america was brought into focus, and underwent a significant amount of change. Amendments and acts were ratified in favor of bridging the divides between the previously dominant white man, recently freed slaves, and numerous other racial groups. And finally, the Gilded Age was a heavily industrial time that came with wealth and despair, poverty and corruption. All of these events, and so many others, were stepping stones on the path towards the modern America we know…
Undoubtedly, “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” is the greatest commentary on American History and will impact historical thinking for a very long…
The first railroad was built in the 1820s. They were built to move goods and people across great distances. The earliest railways were built by quarries and mines and were built with wood that were short. In 1827, the first full size railways were built in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. The first locomotive used on railways came from England in 1829.…
The Gold Rush also played a key part in the United States relations to everyone who was not “American”. The prospect of acquiring wealth can change a country…