The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... western leaders who shaped national policies after 1865. The processes of reconstruction did not affect the trans - Mississippi West , but other developments did bring about the consolidation of the whole country . In 1865 the region ...
... western leaders who shaped national policies after 1865. The processes of reconstruction did not affect the trans - Mississippi West , but other developments did bring about the consolidation of the whole country . In 1865 the region ...
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... WEST States admitted before 1861 , Grande MAP 4 . New Orlean a familiar slogan of west - bound treasure hunters ; so too did the slogan of some who returned : " Busted , By Gosh . " Denver , which had been a mere Silver Mining Indian ...
... WEST States admitted before 1861 , Grande MAP 4 . New Orlean a familiar slogan of west - bound treasure hunters ; so too did the slogan of some who returned : " Busted , By Gosh . " Denver , which had been a mere Silver Mining Indian ...
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... West . The migration that settled this particular West was not from factory to farm , but from eastern farm or from European farm to western farm . They also called attention to the extensive labor troubles in the East during the 1870's ...
... West . The migration that settled this particular West was not from factory to farm , but from eastern farm or from European farm to western farm . They also called attention to the extensive labor troubles in the East during the 1870's ...
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