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In your pairs write down 3 Push factors 3 Pull factors Your own definition of Manifest Destiny

Who were the Gold Miners? 1) Who they were 2) Key reasons why they went West 3) Where they lived / settled 4) Key features of their lifestyle, (eg. Problems, solutions, role in the settlement of the west and relationship with the Indians) Key Terms Vigilantes? Claim Jumping? Miners Courts? Prospectors? You have 20 mins to create your mind map based on the above

Who were the Mormons? Joseph Smith Moroni Palmyra Book of Mormon Tarred and Feathered Missouri 1837-38 Brigham Young Kirtland 1831-37 Polygamy Printing press Bank collapsed Nauvoo 1839-46 Mountain Meadow Massacre Mormon War Utah Deseret Religious Persecution You have 5 mins in your pairs to discuss and define these key words and phrases for the Mormons

Who were the Mormons? 1) Who they were 2) Key reasons why they went West 3) Where they lived / settled 4) Key features of their lifestyle, (eg. Problems, solutions, role in the settlement of the west and relationship with the Indians) You have 20 mins to complete your mind map on the Mormons Remember to use key words

How significant were the Early Settlers to the development of the American West? Which factors influenced them most in their reasons for going? Which factors helped them most when they tried to settle?