Antebellum Expansion

Jan 04, 2020

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Antebellum Expansion. Transportation Industrialization Migration Immigration Subjugation Inspiration. Transportation. Canals Steamboats Railroads. 1887. Industrialization. Technology McCormick’s Reaper Finance NYSE Organization Merrimack Manufacturing Co. Labor

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Antebellum Expansion

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Antebellum Expansion Transportation Industrialization Migration Immigration Subjugation Inspiration
Transportation Canals Steamboats Railroads
1887
Industrialization Technology McCormick’s Reaper Finance NYSE Organization Merrimack Manufacturing Co. Labor Decline of traditional skills
Westward Movement Louisiana Purchase Old Northwest/Old Southwest
John Gast, “American Progress,” 1872
Manifest Destiny Oregon 54° 40’ or fight Utah Mormons Texas Stephen F. Austin James K. Polk Mexican American War
America in . . .1820 1850

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