Map Warm-Up Grab a map on front table Open book to page 533 Recreate a land use map (setup a key) with these 3 items West of Mississippi River –Mining.

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Map Warm-Up Grab a map on front table Open book to page 533 Recreate a land use map (setup a key) with these 3 items West of Mississippi River –Mining –Farming –Ranching Put in the dates for all states added between 1865 – 1915 (Hint RA 7)

Go West!

Why go out West? Federal Lands open for settling –Oklahoma –Homestead Act Seek land and fortune

How Getting West? The Railroads Transcontinental Foot and Horse Power

Who was going West? Immigrants Urban Dwellers

Where Settling? The Western Frontier –Oklahoma –Colorado –Utah –Arizona

What were settlers doing in the new territory? Farming Ranching Mining

What were they Mining? Gold Silver Copper Other Precious Materials

What is Ranching? Free Range grazing Use land to feed livestock

Tomorrow… Impact of Western Expansion on Native Americans Conflicts over expansion