How did the early West cause a cultural transformation in the United States?

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One of the major ways in which the early West caused a cultural transformation in the United States is that it led to a mass migration of settlers, both interested in incredibly cheap land and sometimes gold, which created a "frontier" culture in the US that was very different from city life.

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