Starting with the Hudson River School founded by Thomas Cole, the nation obtained a visual representation of Manifest Destiny. ... The so-called Hudson River School appeared in the mid 1820s. ... The Hudson River artists were men, who believed in the glory of nature, which they thought was an evidence of God's power. ... Mountains, woods, waterfalls and other wonders of nature, as depicted in The Hunter's Return, can symbolize the marvels of the frontier. ... Durand attended an apprenticeship to an engraver, and became famous for his banknotes and his engravings of other artists&#x...

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The excuse of Manifest Destiny was used when the Indians were being removed from the Mississippi River area. ... This was a place made by the white Americans, west of the Mississippi River for the Indians to live. ... Also in 1863, " the governor of Colorado Territory and other officials came to Conejos A treaty was signed there, giving the white men all the Colorado land east of the mountaintops, leaving the Ute all the land west of the divide" ( Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee 367). ... In the early morning, when the soldiers were asleep, the Navaho " attacked the for from three sides. ...

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Because of glacial retreat there are many lakes,rivers,streams and pounds. ... Clay and other minerals change the direction of the map. 5. ... They were made when two oceanic plates collided with each other. ... The west side is also the the end of one plate and start of another this cause more shaking. 17. ... Not a lot of people live in the north because there is not a lot of are for vegetation with out fruits and other foods growing it is hard for people to live. ...

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Some say the Native Americans have full rights to the man found on the shore of the Columbia River. But others argue Science should claim this historic skeleton. ... So, therefore he does not fit the criteria for cultural affiliation which must be proved to be a candidate for the Natives side to the story. ...

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Henry Hudson- Henry Hudson was an English navigator and explorer who discovered the Hudson River on an expedition for the East India Company. ... Hernan Cortes learned that the Aztec had conquered many people in the region and were at war with others, including the powerful Tlaxcalan people. ... King George granted Oglethorpe and 19 other trustees permission in 1732 to settle a region between the Savannah and Altamaha Rivers. ... The French individuals, on the other hand, treated the Native Americans quite well. ... It was a very difficult situation for the colonies in North America becau...

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Not all of the Native Americans lived the same because their lifeway's were different from each other regionally based on the environment, access of resources, and their cultural traditions. ... The Native Americans were lined up on the side of the bank of a river, and looked to be using different techniques of catching fish. ... Towards the end of the Historic Period small pox and other diseases killed off tons of the Native Americans. ...

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Some other challenges to the traditional narrative of the Western expansion were the exchange of goods and services which provided for safe passage. ... Examples of these products were shirts, tobacco, guns, and other items that were not available before the arrival of the emigrants. ... Instead, one side would provide a needed resource in exchange for a promise that they will receive a necessity at a later point in time. ... In many instances the American travelers required the aid of Native Americans to overcome the natural hazards of the environment such as rivers and mountains. ...

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This is where The Magnificent Seven differs so dramatically from other films of the same time and genre. ... This realism in landscape and environment led to many other realistic qualities within the film. ... In essence it raises the question which side of the boarder do you truly belong to, us, the North, or them, the South. ... He often appears high above many of the other protagonists, for example in the village when he is positioned in the bell tower. ... It is only when Chico is using the skills that he has acquired as a farmer that he bares any impression on the rest of the seven, namel...

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