THE WILD WEST The Not So Wild West: Myth Busters ® Edition.

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THE WILD WEST The Not So Wild West: Myth Busters ® Edition

Warm Up: Quick Code : TR16383 :

Background  The time known as the “Wild West” took place in the mid-late 1800’s  The term Frontier was used to describe what?  The furthest point west before the “Wild West” were the towns in Missouri

Background  Many different people headed west for different reasons Mining Cattle Farming Land Adventure Freedom  Westerners were not only white males but also newly freed slaves, Mexicans and Native Americans

The West in Pop Culture  Often Hollywood has misled us on how the west really was…  Can you think of any movies that may do this?

Wild West Stations Activity  You will read the Myth vs. Fact worksheet with your group.  Next, with your group work to complete the chart on goformative.com for the particular myth you have.  When the buzzer goes off you will move on to the next station. You will have 8 minutes per station  Rinse and Repeat.

Recap!!!  What have you learned about the Wild West?  How does your new knowledge about the real wild west compare to what you used to think about it?  Why do you think we have this false image of the wild west in our heads?