 California for Gold  Great Plains for the Land.

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 California for Gold  Great Plains for the Land

 This railroad crossed an entire continent.

 North: Small farms and manufacturing in cities  South: Large plantations

 John Deere: Steal Plow  Eli Whitney: Cotton Gin  Francis Cabot Lowell: Cloth Made Eaiser  Robert Fulton: Steam Engine Powered Boat

 These States were located in the Agricultural Region.

 These areas are the Louisiana Purchase, Gadsen Purchase, Mexican Cession, and the Oregon Territory.

 Some examples of the modifications made were enclosing land with fences, people making barns for their animals, and cutting down trees for houses.

 Manifest Destiny was the idea that the U.S. should stretch from ocean to ocean.

 This picture is telling us that all the farmers and trappers are moving west.

THE END!!!!

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