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APUSH AMSCO Main points of Unit 6 (6.3 and 6.4) Exam Study Guide Learning Objective (6.3) - Answer️️ --Explain the causes and effects of the settlement of the West from 1877 to 1898 Turner's Frontier Thesis - Answer️️ -Argument by historian Fredrick Jackson Turner says that argued the ...

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APUSH AMSCO Main points of Unit 6
(6.3 and 6.4) Exam Study Guide


Learning Objective (6.3) - Answer✔️✔️--Explain the causes and effects of the settlement

of the West from 1877 to 1898


Turner's Frontier Thesis - Answer✔️✔️-Argument by historian Fredrick Jackson Turner

says that argued the American character was shaped by the existence of the frontier

and the way Americans interacted and developed the frontier, he felt that the frontier

encouraged individualism and democracy. He believed that the settling of the frontier

was a form of evolution of building a civilization. This was a generation of wave after

wave of people who were colonizing the frontier. Turner feared that without the promise

of the frontier that America would follow the patterns of class division and social conflict

that was in Europe. However, most of US migration at this time wasn't people going to

the west but people migrating to the city from rural communities

American Indians on the frontier - Answer✔️✔️-About two thirds of tribal groups lived in

the Great plains. Nomadic tribes like the Sioux had given up farming in the 1700s with

the introduction of horses that helped them with farming. After the Reservation policy of

moving eastern Natives to the West were based on the belief that lands west of the

Mississippi river would be "Indian territory". Despite the building of the transcontinental

railroads, most plain tribes refused to restrict their movements to the reservation and

continued to follow the migrating buffalo where they roamed.


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