The Frontier in American HistoryWritten in 1893, this enormously influential survey revised previous interpretations of U. S. history with its exploration of frontier life's impact on a transplanted civilization. Author Frederick Jackson Turner examines in depth the frontier's role in developing a unique and democratic society and its promotion of self-reliance, independence, immigration, and westward expansion. Subjects include "The First Official Frontier of the Massachusetts Bay," "The Old West," "The Ohio Valley in American History," "Contributions of the West to American Democracy," "Social Forces in American History," "Middle Western Pioneer Democracy," and many other topics. This edition features a new Introduction that traces the book's significance. Students, teachers, historians, and anyone with an interest in American history will find it a fascinating resource. |
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Occasionally, he saw Winnebago Native Americans (HoChunks) when they'd come into town to trade and he encountered them amid the nearby woods, lakes, and streams where he and his father loved to fish. Active and intelligent, Fred made ...
Occasionally, he saw Winnebago Native Americans (HoChunks) when they'd come into town to trade and he encountered them amid the nearby woods, lakes, and streams where he and his father loved to fish. Active and intelligent, Fred made ...
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The frontier region of the time lay along the Great Lakes, where Astor's American Fur Company operated in the Indian trade,“ and beyond the Mississippi, where Indian traders extended their activity even to the Rocky.
The frontier region of the time lay along the Great Lakes, where Astor's American Fur Company operated in the Indian trade,“ and beyond the Mississippi, where Indian traders extended their activity even to the Rocky.
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... Portions of the Mississippi Valley,” and “Lead Mines of the Missouri”; Andreas, “ History of Illinois,” i, 86-99; Hurlbut, “Chicago Antiquities”; McKenney, “Tour to the Lakes”; Thomas, “Travels Through the Westem Country,” etc.
... Portions of the Mississippi Valley,” and “Lead Mines of the Missouri”; Andreas, “ History of Illinois,” i, 86-99; Hurlbut, “Chicago Antiquities”; McKenney, “Tour to the Lakes”; Thomas, “Travels Through the Westem Country,” etc.
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... tinkling across the Alleghanies, and the French on the Great Lakes were fortifying their posts, alarmed by the British trader's birch canoe. When the trappers scaled the Rockies, the farmer was still near the mouth of the Missouri.
... tinkling across the Alleghanies, and the French on the Great Lakes were fortifying their posts, alarmed by the British trader's birch canoe. When the trappers scaled the Rockies, the farmer was still near the mouth of the Missouri.
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The Ohio, the Great Lakes, the Mississippi, the Missouri, and the Platte, the lines of western advance, were ascended by traders. They found the passes in the Rocky Mountains and guided Lewis and Clark,” Fremont, and Bidwell.
The Ohio, the Great Lakes, the Mississippi, the Missouri, and the Platte, the lines of western advance, were ascended by traders. They found the passes in the Rocky Mountains and guided Lewis and Clark,” Fremont, and Bidwell.
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Ulasan Pengguna - abeckert23 - LibraryThingI picked this up for a conventional history book. Not looking for anything crazy, just to fill in some of the gaps between the colonies and the wild west. Fairly white-washed, but not unusual for the time it was written. good for what it is. Baca ulasan lengkap
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Ulasan Pengguna - JVioland - LibraryThingA seminal work in American historical research, Turner's view is controversial today. It certainly was affirmed by the vast majority of Americans when initially published - but we're in the "America ... Baca ulasan lengkap
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