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1 “Home on the Range”

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3 Essential Question What opportunities and conflicts emerged as Americans moved westward?

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8 Section 2 MINERS Read “Miners: In Search of the Big Strike”
Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group RANCHERS AND COWBOYS Read “Ranchers and Cowboys Find a Home on the Range” Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group

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11 Section 3 RAILROAD WORKERS Read “Railroad Workers…”
Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group RAILROAD OWNERS Read “Railroad Challenges…” Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group

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13 Section 4 AMERICAN INDIANS Read all of Section 4
Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group

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16 Section 5 AFRICAN AMERICANS Read “African American…….”
Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group SETTLERS Read “Opportunities and Challenges….” Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group

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18 Section 6 POPULISTS Read all of Section 6
Write one negative impact on this group Write one positive impact on this group

19 Chapter 12 Assignment Write your own song about the impact of the settlement of the West on different groups of people. You can use the melody to “Home on the Range” or any melody you like. Your song should include: A repeating chorus that addresses the Essential Question for the chapter. At least four verses. Each verse should address a different group (Ranchers, miners, railroad workers, etc.) that was discussed during the chapter.

20 Farm Game !!!

21 OLD MACDONALD

22 Select Crops for Planting Now
1885

23 Crop Returns 1885 (Multiply amount you planted by this number)
Corn 2 Beans 3 Wheat 1 Barley 1 Oats 1 Field Hay 2 Tobacco 2 Field Peas 2 Cattle 1 Sheep 2 Hogs 3

24 Calculate your profits!!

25 Select Crops for Planting Now
1886

26 Crop Returns 1886 (Multiply amount you planted by this number)
Corn 1 Beans Wheat 2 Barley Oats 1 Field Hay 2 Tobacco 1 Field Peas 1 Cattle 3 Sheep 1 Hogs 2

27 Calculate your profits!!

28 Select Crops for Planting Now
1887

29 Crop Returns 1887 (Multiply amount you planted by this number)
Corn 2 Beans 1 Wheat 2 Barley 2 Oats 2 Field Hay 1 Tobacco 2 Field Peas 2 Cattle 0 Sheep 3 Hogs 0

30 Calculate your profits!!

31 How much money do you have?

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