Western Frontier

Food

Shelter

Clothing

All of the above

Allowed settlers to build two-story homes

Allowed settlers to settle into Florida

Allowed settlers to claim 160 acres in the West for free

Wagons

The Homestead Act

Gold

Shovels

across the U.S.A.

over the U.S.A.

near the U.S.A.

beside the U.S.A.

north and south

east and west

north and west

east and south

1865

1867

1869

1871

Reservations

Resorts

Great Plains

the East Coast

The Native Americans were angry about settlers cutting down all the trees to build houses and fences.

The Native Americans were angry about the price of train tickets.

The Native Americans were angry about losing their territory.

The Native Americans were angry about not being paid by railroad bosses.

Native Americans

Immigrants

Chinese

Settlers

harsh winter

airplanes

drought

mudslides

Kitty Hawk, NC

Chisholm Trail

Pearl Harbor, HI

Chicago, IL

the amount of buffalo did not change

the amount of buffalo decreased

the amount of buffalo increased

buffalo migrated east

the railroads helped the Natives move east

Native Americans got jobs on the railroads

the railroads limited their land and decreased their food supply and took away precious resources

the railroads increased the amount of land the Natives had

The Great Expansion

Manifest Destiny

Oregon Fever

The Monroe Doctrine

east

Towns

Reservations

Camps

Animals

No food 

Wagon trains

Droughts, floods, tornadoes, dust storms

New Land Act

Homestead Act

Free Land Act

Welcome Home Act

Immigration to Mexico

Gold

Silver

Farmland

The east

the central west

western plateau

Great Plains