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belka [17]
4 years ago
5

Compare and contrast the great american desert of pre-1860 to the great american west of post-1865

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2 answers:
storchak [24]4 years ago
4 0
Before 1860s the land was more or less open to those who went there. Some forms of societies lived there but they were not as regulated states as the other states were. After '65, thanks to the homestead act and similar policies people started inhabiting that place more and owning land and organizing even better. This eventually led to the addition of more states westwards of the Mississippi river.
maw [93]4 years ago
4 0

<em><u>During the 1860s the land was more or less exposed to immigrants who went there and were welcomed to forms of societies but were not as regulated states as the other were. After 1865, the Homestead Act and other policies instituted inhabiting the place. This finally led to the totaling of more states westwards of the Mississippi River. </u></em>

Further Explanations:

The ‘Great American Desert’ was the western expanse of the region towards Mississippi river. During the era, only the “Native Americans” were dwelling in that area and were considered inappropriate by the White Americans. Then more folks relocated to the Great Plains. Since then the name of the Great American desert changed to meagre.

After the civil war of 1865 railroads were built in the western regions and that opened the gateway for the white settlers towards those regions. Even American African and Chinese were convinced to dwell in that region and to establish a permanent settlement. The Great Plains now was changed into a well-established dwelling. Bosons were wiped out and the new cattle industry along with the extensive agriculture was instituted. The resultant of the settlement was that more states got established towards the Westward of Mississippi River.

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Great American Desert

Keywords:

Great American Desert, western expanse, Mississippi river, Native Americans, White Americans, Great Plains, railroads, western regions, African ,Chinese, Bosons, Mississippi River

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