Summary Of The Westward Movement Of Pioneers By John Gast

The first document is about a painting of pioneers traveling westward using various means of transportation and an imaginary female figure guiding them. This document was created by John Gast in 1873. The purpose was to show the westward movement of pioneers. The audience is meant for anyone who are interested in how the west was settled. The summary is that pioneers had many problems during their westward migration, including fights with Native Americans and finding food. This painting shows pioneers on the way to make a home. Once they settled, the song could be applied.
The second document is about a photograph of Native Americans going to hunt bison in the plains. It was created by Bain News Service during 1990-1915. The purpose was to show how Indians hunted bisons for food and clothing. The audience is for anyone who are interested in the life
This document was created by Harold Fairbanks in 1901. The purpose is inform readers about life of a prospector and how the environment is appreciated.The audience is for anyone who are interested in a prospector’s view about panning for minerals.The bias is one prospector’s view. The summary is prospectors enjoy their work, the home, the seasons and the environment. They have no desire for city life. Yes, talks about people enjoying nature and the beauty of wildlife.
The eighth document is about pictures of outside of a mining site in Butte, Montana.The purpose of this document is to describe mining in a the big mining town of Butte, Montana.The Audience is for people who are interested in mining in Butte, Montana. or other areas. The bias is life may not be the same for all mining towns.The summary is a lot of work and other activities go into making minerals from mines usable. Also, mining does contribute to pollution. I would say it goes against the song because mining causes smokey skies rather than clear