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Josh West MovementII

7th Grade Westward Movement

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The completion of the _____railroad connected the eastern and western parts of the United States and led to westward expansion. Trancontinental
The Homestead Act of 1862 opened up land for settlement, making _____ possible for many Americans. Land Ownership
_____ were former slaves who moved west for a new beginning. Exodusters
Land ownership, adventure, a new beginning for former slaves and the possibility of wealth created by the discovery of gold and silver were all reasons for _____ Western Expansion
Before the Civil War, people saw the Great Plains as a _____, an area that could not be settled. Treeless Wasteland
American perceptions about the Great Plains changed when ____ were developed that helped settlers survive. New Technologies
____ made life very difficult on the Great Plains, contributing to land erosion and frequent dust storms. Wind
The McCormick reaper and steel plow reduced, or lessened, the need for ____ on farms in the Great Plains because they make farming much easier. Labor
The Great Plains are _____ that rise gradually from _____ to _____ flatlands, east, west
Inventions and _____ such as steel plows and dry farming helped settlers grow crops on the Great Plains. adaptation
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