PPT-American Pioneers

The people in Americas history who traveled west to develop new areas and begin new towns and communities Much like the Pilgrims the pioneers settled on territory that had not been occupied previously by foreign or European people However the territory may have been lived on by . 28 6 The Icons 31 7 The Second Wave 59 8 Reinvention At Its Finest 80 9 The Classics 83 10 The Legends 1 OF THE UNDAUNTED PIONEERS Introduction To be in the actual places where great or tragic events have taken place can deeply move us intellectually, emotionally , and spiritually. The green fields of Tutira. ‘Every man has his idiosyncrasy: it has been that of the writer for a lifetime to note small things . . .’ Herbert Guthrie-Smith. Pioneers! O, Pioneers!. Oh, pioneers . . . . When I am very earnestly digging . Social Studies . A is for Americans.. In the mid 1800s, America began to acquire land to the west of the Mississippi River. Americans believed they should have all of the land between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Americans began traveling west in search of new lands and ”elbow room”. . Unit 4 Week 1 Day 2. Question of the Week:. What drives people to explore harsh climates and dangerous places?. Word Analysis: French and Italian Words. Many French and Italian words have entered the English language. LDS Pioneer Trek. As will be mentioned in greater detail the Pioneer Trek is enacted as a remembrance of LDS ancestors who gave up so much for their current freedoms.. The pioneers were the first to believe upon their beliefs of a modern prophet and the Book of Mormon in connection with the Bible. As a result they were persecuted and kicked out of many towns, even those they personally settled.. Let’s agree. 1.) Mental focus!. 2.) Raise your hand to talk. 3.) Listen to others. 4.) 100% participation. Visible Thinking Strategy: . VTS. . Discussion. Question:. What’s going on in this image?. A National Historic Landmark. 3/11/2016. 1. Pioneers and Soldiers Cemetery Fence: . Minnesota’s History. Originally established in 1853, originally . known as Layman’s . Cemetery. O. ldest . surviving cemetery in . Lessons 1-6. a boat that moves by the power of a steam engine. a person who comes to a country from another country. a route across land. the physical characteristics of an area of land. a human-made waterway. Lessons 1-6. a boat that moves by the power of a steam engine. a person who comes to a country from another country. a route across land. the physical characteristics of an area of land. a human-made waterway. . The . 2300 Days Prophecy . The . Sanctuary. . and. 1844. . - The . 2300 Days Prophecy . . © 2013 AGO / . Sda. . Pioneers. e-mail : sdapioneers@hotmail.com. Sda. Other Materials Laminated maThese mapshoearly ahoma erritory You display hein our classrooor use heapping activityBox of larphotos rom land run and pioneer life - These photoexcellent isual ids ou isp Settling Indiana31is map from 1831 showsIndiana in the midst of its northward settlement Over the previous ten yearcounties in the middle part of the state had takenshape and more counties were beginn SouthernIllinoiswasthefirstpartofIllinoistobesettledPioneersbuilttheirhomesnearriversandwoodsRiversprovidedeasytransportationTheforestsfurnishedbuildingmaterialsandfuelforheatingtheirhomesandcookingan