<u>LIFE OUT WEST</u>
<u>Life Out West:</u>
A period in which the American population wanted to fulfill expansion especially to the Western region of the United States.
- <u>Gold Rush:</u> Due to gold's discovery, the frenzy to find gold ended up in violent conflicts to gain access over natural resources and land.
- <u>White Settlers:</u> The settlers sought a land to farm and mine to increase their economic status.
- <u>Native Americans:</u> Viewed the land as sacred and didn't desire it to be corrupted by conflicts.
- <u>Cattle Ranchers:</u> Settled extensively in the land, in search of fertile soil to raise their livestock.
- <u>Town Development:</u> The towns nearby mines were the most developed and their status increased through the men eager to spend their incomes on saloons and brothels.
Rock and Roll came out about the time of the Television gaining popularity in the U.S. Television was absorbing the dramas that had previously been on radio. As such, radio was expanding into the music market. One of the pioneer radio hosts was "Moondog" Alan Freed in Cleveland, Ohio is credited with naming this new style of music which was in part derived from R&B music.
He died May 20, 1506 and was born in 1451.
People began to encourage scientists to prove theories and not just be the Church's parrot and listen to whatever the priests said. Slowly, scientists came up with theories and their research that soon proved true.
The crusades were created by western European Christians after centuries of Muslim wars of expansion. To stop the expansion of Muslim states they had to reclaim christianity and the holy land in the middle east.
