United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... Pacific , a California corporation , formed to build a line eastward to meet the Union Pacific road . Construction Methods . In 1867 the building of the transconti- nental line began in earnest . The construction gangs ( including ...
... Pacific , a California corporation , formed to build a line eastward to meet the Union Pacific road . Construction Methods . In 1867 the building of the transconti- nental line began in earnest . The construction gangs ( including ...
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... PACIFIC 1861 ARIZ ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEXAS AND PACIFIC . UNION NEBR 1863 PACIFIC UNORGANIZED TERRITORY TEXAS 1845 The Federal Public Domain consisted of 1,442,000,000 acres in twenty - nine states ( all but the original thirteen ...
... PACIFIC 1861 ARIZ ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEXAS AND PACIFIC . UNION NEBR 1863 PACIFIC UNORGANIZED TERRITORY TEXAS 1845 The Federal Public Domain consisted of 1,442,000,000 acres in twenty - nine states ( all but the original thirteen ...
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... Pacific area . Emergence of the New Imperialism . Many forces gave strength to the American desire to acquire territory beyond conti- nental borders , which grew rapidly during the last decade of the nineteenth century . MARINERS AND ...
... Pacific area . Emergence of the New Imperialism . Many forces gave strength to the American desire to acquire territory beyond conti- nental borders , which grew rapidly during the last decade of the nineteenth century . MARINERS AND ...
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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