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Go West!

Go West!. 2014 Spring Musical Character Profiles . James Marshall. * Young man who first discovered gold while building a water wheel for John Sutter in California. John Soule.

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Go West!

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  1. Go West! 2014 Spring Musical Character Profiles

  2. James Marshall * Young man who first discovered gold while building a water wheel for John Sutter in California

  3. John Soule * Young editorial newspaper writer for the Terre Haute Express who first coined the phrase “Go West, Young Man! And grow up with the country!”

  4. Wagon Master * In charge of leading a wagon train to the west

  5. Pioneer Men & Women * Traveled west with the wagon trains

  6. Hank & Cowpokes * Heading West, but are not in a hurry because they have cattle to herd along the way.

  7. Miners Traveled out West with the wagon train, but settled in California.

  8. Robert FultonSteamboat CaptainFirst Mate * Robert Fulton introduced the steamboat to America

  9. Mr. Henry * A railroad worker

  10. Brigham Young * Mormon leader who led a group of Mormon settlers to Salt Lake City. He became the first Governor of the Utah Territory.

  11. Yellow Rose * A colorful woman of Texas history

  12. Tex * A Texan

  13. Mayor of Independence, Missouri * Many wagon trains commenced in Independence, Missouri

  14. Peter Cooper * Inventor of the Tom Thumb, one of the first locomotives in the United States

  15. Horse OwnerAnnouncerTownspeople

  16. Trapper

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