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/Home/Historical Studies/History/American History/Westward Expansion/General Resources Turner: The Frontier In American History Votes:0 If you can read this message, your browser does not support frames. You will need to download Netscape 2.0 or better to view this area. Click here to reach Netscape Read More Go to Site America's West - Development & History Votes:0 Archaeology Cowboys Critters Emigration Events Expansion Films "Indians" Mining Outlaws Pioneers Places Research Trading Post Transportation A CELEBRATION OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT... We are all Pioneers . . . . . . Pathfinders on the Trails of Old and New Frontiers . . . A Presentation of the History and Development of the American West! From the Frontier and Pioneer days of the Wild West, to today's Modern West. Featuring: Pioneers, MountainMen, Native Americans, Explorers, Trappers, Westward Expansion, Oregon Trail, Cowboys, Indians, Scouts, Gunslingers (the whole dang blang shootin' match is heah, bucko!) , Outlaws, Gunbattles, Ghost Towns, Gold & Silver Mining, Saloons, Virginia City, Dodge City, Tombstone, O.K. Corral, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, Kit Carson, John C. Fremont, John Wesley Powe Read More Go to Site From Revolution to Reconstruction: Outlines: Outline of American History (1963): Chapter Four: Frontier demanded self-reliance (3/10) Votes:0 From Revolution to Reconstruction: Outlines: Outline of American History (1963): Chapter Four: Frontier demanded self-reliance (3/10) FRtR > Outlines > American History (1963) > Chapter Four > Frontier demanded self-reliance An Outline of American History (1963) 3/10 Frontier demanded self-reliance Previous Page * Next Page > As he penetrated the wilderness, the settler became a farmer as well as a hunter. Instead of a cabin, he built a comfortable log house which had glass windows, a good chimney, and partitioned rooms. Instead of using a spring, he dug a well. An industrious man would rapidly clear his land of timber, burning the wood for potash and letting the stumps decay. He grew his own grain, vegetables, and fruit; ranged the woods for venison, wild turkeys, and honey; fished the ne Read More Go to Site John's Word Search Puzzles: Pioneers Votes:0 This page has been accessed times since moving to this site April 24, 1998. Go Back to John's Word Search Puzzles Read More Go to Site

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